

Overview
« Having just lost her mother, Li Jing honors her dearly departed as best she can by following her way of life only to be troubled by the sudden reappearance of her absentee father. In this moment of loss and uncertainty, Li Jing attempts to heal her past wounds through the spiritual teachings of tea... »
Top Cast
Annalisa Yeo
Li Jing
Gabriel Stine
Chris (Li Jing's Father)
Darrell Chan
Lili (Li Jing's Mother)
Dorothy Leong
Lina
Joanna Yan
Hui Yin
Leia Stine
Li Jing Young
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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