“Lê Thị takes up the task of challenging Southeast-Asian familial traditions and their reliance on patriarchal and heteronormative frameworks, and gives her audience a glimpse into the fraught and emotional work that comes with it. The tenderness and frustration that is displayed in the conversation is illuminating and genuine, and as I watched, the two voices arrived at an impasse or a pause. There are no resolutions, simply sites from which to continue.” Excerpt from an essay on Lê Thi Hoài by Rosie Haward