How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies, directed by Pat Boonnitipat, is a standout film that masterfully combines drama with tender heartfelt moments. Boonnitipat's storytelling captures the complexities of family dynamics while delivering a resonant narrative about family, love and sacrifice.

Thank you our friends at Vertigo and with the support of the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery, MilkTea will be hosting community previews of How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies in four different cities, collaborating with community partners BEAM Network, Juniper by the Sea and Move Midlands.

• Mini Cini, Manchester on 16 December, doors open at 18:30.

• Mockingbird Cinema, Birmingham on 17 December, doors open at 18:30.

• Picturehouse Cameo, Edinburgh on 17 December, doors open at 19:30.

• All is Joy, London on 18 December, doors open at 18:30.

Public booking open on 5 December at 12noon. The booking link will be made available on our socials first, so be sure to follow us on Instagram.

How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies is playing in SUPERSIZE, a MilkTea programme bringing East and Southeast Asian films to more regional audiences, made possible with the support of the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery.

BEAM Network is a vibrant and growing community dedicated to advocating and supporting East & South East Asians (ESEAs) working behind-the-scenes in the UK film, television and media industry. We run regular meet-ups, networking events, mentorship and screenings as well as hosting the largest UK ESEA Film & TV Directory.

Juniper by the Sea is the UK’s first ESEA bookshop, with a particular focus on celebrating diasporic voices in writing. The bookshop is primarily based online, but it additionally hosts a number of in-person events to promote ESEA narratives in literature and the wider arts sector.

Move Midlands is a Midlands based theatre company for East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) artists/creatives. Building a more accessible theatre space for the wider ESEA community to explore theatre-making and to create new theatre work grounded in co-creation.