Vee Hua

Dear Aloha is a short documentary profiling Diasporic Hawaiians living thousands of miles away from home. Dear Aloha shows how aloha sustains our people amidst distance, loss, and longing.

As he reconciles with his murder, the soul of a black, feminine gay man is transported to a room where his life, death and dying are all happening now. The story is a homage to the life and death of O'Shea Sibley, a queer Black man who was brutally murdered in NYC for voguing in public.

A gender-fluid Latine performance artist and a neurotic Asian American therapist are led by a series of uncanny circumstances into a world of chakras, spirits, and a fanatic cult leader.

In this zany black comedy, a bereaved husband is hustled into becoming a floundering flower shop's cash cow.

A married man struggles to persuade his wife of his honesty and faithfulness when she discovers his best friend is an actual person and not an imaginary friend as she believed.