The Calm Beyond (2022)
The Calm Beyond
”A woman living in post-apocalyptic Hong Kong finds hope in a child who floats into her life.”
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After a world-destroying typhoon has completely flooded Hong Kong, a young woman lives hidden in silence inside the remains of an apartment building, concealed from anything else that may also have survived the storm. Her stillness, though, ends when a small child literally floats into her life, and changes everything.
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