
Happy New Year, Ms. Luna
Drama
Overview
Luna, a young transfeminine woman, attends her family’s annual Chinese New Year gathering for the first time since her transition. Already prepared to be compared to her other cousins for her career choices and lack of motivation, she must also explain to her conservative family her decision to transition into being a woman at the request of her mother.
Top Cast


Renee Lim
Renee Lim
Renee Lim
Monica Sayers
Monica Sayers
Monica Sayers


Deborah Faye Lee
Deborah Faye Lee
Deborah Faye Lee
Jon Lam
Jon Lam
Jon Lam


Gareth Yuen
Gareth Yuen
Gareth Yuen
Edric Hong
Edric Hong
Edric Hong
Victoria Ho
Victoria Ho
Victoria Ho
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