A Postcard to Nina

A Postcard to Nina

2019 · 16 min

Longtime Instagram pen pals Jean and Nina meet in person for the first time and stumble through a well-meaning dinner with Nina’s ultra-conservative father.

Directed by Ronald Baez

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