Music Carry Me Home

In this film, we follow Holly Keen Goldes (Senyuè), as they explore their family history and their late mother, Frances Keen's last desire to know more about her Chinese Canadian Ancestry and background. This film explores their family story, going back six generations within Canada. Sharing familial artifacts and places their story within the Chinese Canadian diaspora as well as early colonial Canadian, racist history. It is a deeply vulnerable and personal story, touching on grief, healing from grief and the systemic reasons that stories are interrupted or silenced, looking at whose narrative is often prioritized and why. Music is an uplifting thread, weaving through the generations of Holly's family, offering safety and freedom.