Bedford Park

Kind of blown away by Moon Choi and Son Suk-ku. Such a delicate and assured directorial debut from Stephanie Ann as well. Really enjoyed my time spent with these characters. My favorite of the fest so far.

Kind of blown away by Moon Choi and Son Suk-ku. Such a delicate and assured directorial debut from Stephanie Ann as well. Really enjoyed my time spent with these characters. My favorite of the fest so far.

Maybe The Park Was The Trauma We Made Along The Way

Maybe The Park Was The Trauma We Made Along The Way

Sundance #33

Sundance #33

Absolutely incredible. I’m not really into slow burn romance, but this was very good

Multiple short scenes were disturbing and hard to watch

The acting, especially from Son Suk-Ku, was super great

This is definitely gonna go places this year

Absolutely incredible. I’m not really into slow burn romance, but this was very good

Multiple short scenes were disturbing and hard to watch

The acting, especially from Son Suk-Ku, was super great

This is definitely gonna go places this year

“when I was with him, I could breathe”

there’s a quiet claustrophobia about the immigrant experience that few people speak about— and, consequently, the unspoken price we must pay for living at the fringes of cultural and familial expectations. 

strong performances by moon choi and son sukku playing two characters wavering through life who find each other and discover what it means to finally exhale, even if only for a moment.

“when I was with him, I could breathe”

there’s a quiet claustrophobia about the immigrant experience that few people speak about— and, consequently, the unspoken price we must pay for living at the fringes of cultural and familial expectations. 

strong performances by moon choi and son sukku playing two characters wavering through life who find each other and discover what it means to finally exhale, even if only for a moment.