‘Fruit Gathering’ review: two working women pursue impossible dreams and desires in a delicate debut from Myanmar0

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• July 11, 2026

Acts of kindness are few and far between in the harsh textile factory of Myanmar, where young San Kyi (Nandar Myat Aung) ekes out a meager living, hunched over a sewing machine. When new employee Theint (Nandar Myint Lwin) tells a white lie to cover it up after an unauthorized bathroom break, San Kyi’s face