“Look, mom!” 😭🤍

I love Sean baker’s cinematic universe of unsupervised kids

I think Goo Goo is the most underrated character of the movie

Nothing scarier than having to spend time at a family gathering with relatives you’re not close to

this is honestly one of the best films i've ever seen and i literally loved everything about it! It's touching, realistic, deep, cute… a mix of so many things that just works because the film feels so human and touches you right in the heart. What a masterpiece <3

I love when movies are like women, women, women, accidental male comfort character.

sweetest way to kick off the cannes trip

I absolutely fell in love with Shih-Ching Tsou’s solo directorial debut, LEFT-HANDED GIRL, and if you’re already a fan of Sean Baker’s work, chances are you will too. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Taipei’s night market, it’s a moving & sometimes funny examination of a single mother and her two daughters as they navigate the complexities of working-class life & family bonds. Think “Take Out” meets “The Florida Project.” With stellar performances from Janel Tsai, Ma Shih-yuan, and the irresistibly adorable Nina Yeh, paired with kinetic iPhone cinematography & Baker’s precise editing, it gradually finds its rhythm, building toward a powerful emotional climax where the family gathers for a celebration that turns into a devastating revelation of long-buried secrets. Can’t wait to see where Shih-Ching Tsou’s career goes from here.

An uncompromisingly sweet film. It’s easy to fall in love with the characters as well as its quiet, but insistent, critique of traditionalism. The balancing act Left-Handed Girl creates between viewing these events through the eyes of a child and the more grounded perspectives of the older family members creates an enriching generational conversation. Beautiful work from the cast and a really impressive solo venture from Shih-Ching Tsou. This orbits her creative partner Sean Baker’s work, sometimes even brushing against similar expressions found in his films, while remaining resoundingly her own. Really hoping we get to see more of her directorial pursuits in the future, there’s something very enchanting about her style.

Feeling seen as a lefty.