Josh Park

Desperate video game company CEO, Clayton Barnes, must restore ties with his now fired producer, James, to create a pitch for more funding from the parent company.

The fog rests on top of a field nestled up against a secluded road, two individuals stand side by side as they survey the land. Francis, (43, Black man) is accompanied by his partner Kiko, (40, Asian woman). Together they retrace the steps of Francis’ memory at the place where his home once stood. Francis seeks to express how the effects of childhood trauma have permeated into the present day, ultimately affecting their relationship. Through their togetherness they work to unpack these suppressed emotions in a way that’s conducive to furthering their growth.

A young Vietnamese woman must keep the sales of her family's food booth alive while navigating her intertwined identity between her culture and her sexuality.

An awkward cremations saleswoman swipes a burial client from her money-hungry colleague.

The story of the Korean War, told through slivers of its perpetrators' lives.

A poet travels to her childhood home in the woods, hoping to uncover the cause of her mother's disappearance in the same house. Two visitors unexpectedly drop by.

A consumer protection agent looks into a businesswoman who finds objects from her clients' childhoods.

Sally Greaves (played by Laurel Wong) is a formerly feral child, now a "reformed" "normal" woman, who makes a living speaking about her experiences at conventions, schools, and press events. After the death of her brother, she tries to live life under these unremarkable circumstances.