Cream Soda & Milk

Year: 1981

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: Cantonese

Director: Rachel Zen

Drama

After her parents separated when Ling was young, she longs for her brother Ding. Her boyfriend, a social worker, encounters a teenager who appears to be Ding and shares his habit of drinking cream soda and milk. Despite the resemblance, the boy refuses to meet his sister.

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