Two estranged cousins reunite for a wedding. Old resentments and awkward tensions arise as they spend a day shopping for wedding floral arrangements.
Select Screenings:
The 27th Annual Asian American Showcase
The 13th Edition | Cambodia International Film Festival
Midwest Film Festival | Global Kaleidoscope Night
An intimate and visually experimental short documentary that celebrates the resilience of Cambodian women through the healing power of storytelling, art, and music. Centering on Celina Chin, Saroth Loeuk, and Pich Houy, the film follows their remarkable journeys from childhoods in Cambodia to surviving the Cambodian Genocide, seeking refuge in the United States, and rebuilding their lives in Chicago.
Select Screenings:
Cambodia Town Film Festival (Long Beach, CA)
Immigration Film Fest (Washington D.C.)
Lowell Asian American Film Festival
The Big Picture Peoria Film Festival
Lake County Film Festival
DisOrient Film Festival
A line cook is tasked with delivering bitter melons to her estranged father. The delivery doesn't go as planned and she learns to confront her past and connect with her heart, tribe, and cultural roots.
Select Screenings:
Sokcho International Food Film Festival
Cambodia Town Film Festival (Long Beach, CA)
Houston Asian American Pacific Islander Film Festival
43rd Asian American International Film Festival (NYC)
Austin Asian American Film Festival
Cambodia International Film Festival
Seattle Asian American Film Festival
Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon
6th Bali International Short Film Festival

A short documentary that focuses on the life and art of LinDa Saphan. After escaping war-torn Cambodia to grow up in Canada, LinDa began a quest in her early 20's to reconnect with her past and make sense of her displaced identity. In her return to Cambodia after many years away, she discovered her artistic voice and ultimately, found her calling.

A short documentary following Chicago artist, Shencheng Xu as he grapples with his Chinese American identity.

In the village of Rosharon, Texas a community of Cambodian refugee immigrant farmers grow and sell water spinach — a plant that is native to Cambodia but invasive to the Texas waterways. Water spinach is the source by which they build new roots far from the war torn memories of their past.
Two estranged cousins reunite for a wedding. Old resentments and awkward tensions arise as they spend a day shopping for wedding floral arrangements.
Select Screenings:
The 27th Annual Asian American Showcase
The 13th Edition | Cambodia International Film Festival
Midwest Film Festival | Global Kaleidoscope Night
An intimate and visually experimental short documentary that celebrates the resilience of Cambodian women through the healing power of storytelling, art, and music. Centering on Celina Chin, Saroth Loeuk, and Pich Houy, the film follows their remarkable journeys from childhoods in Cambodia to surviving the Cambodian Genocide, seeking refuge in the United States, and rebuilding their lives in Chicago.
Select Screenings:
Cambodia Town Film Festival (Long Beach, CA)
Immigration Film Fest (Washington D.C.)
Lowell Asian American Film Festival
The Big Picture Peoria Film Festival
Lake County Film Festival
DisOrient Film Festival
A line cook is tasked with delivering bitter melons to her estranged father. The delivery doesn't go as planned and she learns to confront her past and connect with her heart, tribe, and cultural roots.
Select Screenings:
Sokcho International Food Film Festival
Cambodia Town Film Festival (Long Beach, CA)
Houston Asian American Pacific Islander Film Festival
43rd Asian American International Film Festival (NYC)
Austin Asian American Film Festival
Cambodia International Film Festival
Seattle Asian American Film Festival
Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon
6th Bali International Short Film Festival
A short documentary that focuses on the life and art of LinDa Saphan. After escaping war-torn Cambodia to grow up in Canada, LinDa began a quest in her early 20's to reconnect with her past and make sense of her displaced identity. In her return to Cambodia after many years away, she discovered her artistic voice and ultimately, found her calling.
A short documentary following Chicago artist, Shencheng Xu as he grapples with his Chinese American identity.
In the village of Rosharon, Texas a community of Cambodian refugee immigrant farmers grow and sell water spinach — a plant that is native to Cambodia but invasive to the Texas waterways. Water spinach is the source by which they build new roots far from the war torn memories of their past.