Shibuya Diversity Program

Shibuya Diversity Program

One Hundred Thousand Whys

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Maddy, a young Chinese girl in London, spends her days at the restaurant where her mother works as a chef, observing the world’s diversity. At home, her sister’s rejection of their heritage deepens family tension, pushing Maddy to navigate cultural clashes and discover her own identity between East and West.

Director
Lin Lin
Time
0:20:39
Country
United Kingdom
Genre
Drama
Year
2025
Cast
Miyuki Maddison Yamaguchi, Sisi Liu, Yiling Yang, Sok-ho Trinh

Director

Lin Lin

Lin Lin began as a novelist before transitioning to filmmaking, giving her a instinctive sensitivity to the emotion and imagery behind words, which she translates into precise visuals and sound. As a sincere creator, she seeks to have deep conversations with the world through her films.

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The film’s most engaging point is that it stays completely in the perspective of the young girl. Even though the story takes place in London, with underlying cultural tensions and conflicts, we see everything through her eyes. Intellectually, we feel the weight of reality, but emotionally, there’s a sense of innocence and lightness?a paradox that makes her view of the world both touching and unique.

Cast

Miyuki Maddison Yamaguchi, Sisi Liu, Yiling Yang, Sok-ho Trinh

Screening

Screening Venue

VenueScheduleTicket Reservation
WITH HARAJUKU HALL2026.06.09 [Tue] 15:10-17:00

Online Screening

OnlinescheduleOnline Screening
Online Screening2026.05.25 [Mon] - 2026.06.10 [Wed]

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Event
Partner

TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY

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Creative Partner

TYO Inc.

Media Partners

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