Emily Kim

It's 1962 on the island of O'ahu. Locals gradually learn of a nearby nuclear test set to go down that night. Rather than panic, many seem to want to party. Why? Inspired by true events.

On a date, a young Korean-American attempts to hide an embarrassing secret.

When a magical mailbox zaps a Hollywood-wannabe senior and her eccentric rocker best friend 30 years into the future, they realize the key to their future might be right in front of them.

A young woman spirals when her therapist announces her pregnancy and maternity leave.

The Shinoda family is a multi-generational, multi-racial household living comfortably on O'ahu. Despite marriage tensions, Mom and Dad decide to take their young son Ikaika on a road-trip around the island - laying out his culture to him. We ride with their route, enjoy their music, soak in Hawaii's rhythms and colors. As they do this, the Shinodas repeatedly miss that they are headed towards serious trouble.

A SQAG (short quiet asian girl), in a desperate effort to upend her anonymity, disguises as another student to take a test in her place.