As It Should Be (2026)

As Hong Kong lights up for Lunar New Year, Megan steps off the plane and back into the warm, chaotic embrace of her family’s reunion table. But beneath the festive red lanterns and shared dumplings, she’s carrying a quiet hope—to finally feel like she belongs. This is a heartfelt, understated tale of homecoming, where love isn’t loud, but lingers in small gestures, unspoken apologies, and the slow, soft bridge built between old traditions and a daughter who’s been far away.