It was nominated for best screenplay and best performance by Mihaya Shirata at the 2023 Asia Pacific Screen Awards.
[3] Her late Japanese grandmother, who inspired Woodford's debut feature, had missed her train to work from her home in Kure in 1945 and thus survived the Hiroshima atomic blast.
[4] Woodford studied film at the School of Art, Design & Media at Nanyang Technological University.
[3] Woodford is part of Berlinale Talents and the Asian Film Academy in 2010.
She has also directed an episode of HBO Asia anthology series Folklore Season 2, produced by Eric Khoo in 2021.