
Paris ABC
Overview
A day in the life of Annie, Boo and Carmen, three Chinese/Taiwanese girls living in Paris during the Covid -19 pandemic, presented in a triptych split screen.
Top Cast
Ting Yun
Annie
Ying-Ting
Boo
Yanan
Carmen
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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