The Paperflower Still Blooms
Fans of Documentary films may find The Paperflower Still Blooms especially interesting thanks to its engaging atmosphere, visual presentation, and entertainment value.
Returning to the ancestral home his grandfather built for the family, the eldest grandson finds no trace of his own childhood. Through the rhythmic cadence of his grandmother’s Hakka, he begins to reclaim his identity—stitching together a family history from old photographs and the stories that survived.