As the birthday song plays, a baby girl is born inside a women’s prison, welcomed by four inmates, each burdened by a painful past. When a rebellious newcomer arrives, clashes give way to friendship. After the baby is diagnosed with an eye disease, the inmates form a prison choir to gift the baby girl a final memory. (Source: Letterboxd) ~~ Release dates: Nov 18, 2025 (Festival) || Dec 31, 2025 (Cinema) Edit Translation
- English
- Français
- Español
- Português (Brasil)
- Native Title: 陽光女子合唱團
- Also Known As: Toutes en Chœur , Yang Guang Nv Zhi He Chang Tuan , Yang Kuang Nv Tzu Ho Chang Tuan , 阳光女子合唱团
- Director: Lin Xiao Qian
- Screenwriter: Hermes Lu
- Genres: Music, Drama
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Cast & Credits
- Ivy ChenLi Hui ZhenMain Role
- Judy OngYang Yu YingMain Role
- Esther HuangYang Yu Ying [Young]Support Role
- Chung Hsin LingWang Mei LiSupport Role
- Amber AnQiu Xin YaSupport Role
- May SuenHuang Pei YingSupport Role
Reviews
Bawl-worthy!
I haven't cried THIS HARD in years! Not sad tears, but healthy tears - in torrents. Been crying for more than an hour now, bawling my eyes out, complete with sobs and pants and nose-blowing and all! I won't say much. Just watch SUNSHINE WOMEN'S CHOIR🇹🇼 on NETFLIX and make sure you've got a box of tissues nearby.Was this review helpful to you?
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And once more with feeling...
I rarely give ratings 10/10 - but this movie deserves it.Please don't be surprised by my 1/10 for "rewatch value" - this only shows that this movie goes so deep that you'll have to think twice about re-watching it. You should only watch this movie, if you are emotionally stable and don't let it hit you too hard. However, I don't want to discourage you to watch watch this movie, because it is truly brilliant and the actors give an amazing performance that pulls you deep into their story.
Sunshine Women’s Choir is a heartfelt and powerful movie that tells a story of friendship, hardship, and love inside the walls of a women’s prison. What begins as a simple tale of inmates forming a choir becomes something much deeper — a reminder of how connection can grow even in the most difficult places.
The emotional weight builds slowly, but once it hits, it hits hard. Beware: halfway through, you will not stop crying. The movie's tenderness sneaks up on you, and the second half is so touching that it’s impossible not to feel it. The women’s bond, their shared struggles and the love they share for each other is truly heartwarming.
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