
Pavane for an Infant
Film at Lincoln Center
In multicultural Malaysia society, the mere existence of a baby hatch remains a whispered taboo, condemned and branded as an enabler of moral decay, punishable by God. Three committed employees of a Kuala Lumpur baby hatch facility navigate a maze of societal opposition to empower women from diverse backgrounds grappling with the complex notion of bodily autonomy.
Saturday, July 12
In Person: Chong Keat Aun (Director), Natalie Hsu

Pavane for an Infant
Film at Lincoln Center
In multicultural Malaysia society, the mere existence of a baby hatch remains a whispered taboo, condemned and branded as an enabler of moral decay, punishable by God. Three committed employees of a Kuala Lumpur baby hatch facility navigate a maze of societal opposition to empower women from diverse backgrounds grappling with the complex notion of bodily autonomy.
Saturday, July 12
In Person: Chong Keat Aun (Director), Natalie Hsu