Color Print as Reversal

Omran finds himself at a hospital with no idea how he got there. Once he's out of the hospital, he will face a lot of conflicts and it will lead him to his own home. Will Oman's finds his identity?

By using an intervalometer and positioning the shutter to remain open between frames, I was able to capture the mystery of what happens during sleep, using dim streetlight and the anticipated glow of the rising sun. This film has been screened at the Andy Warhol Museum, Three Rivers Arts Festival, Pittsburgh Filmmakers, The Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts, and was made possible by a grant from Pittsburgh Filmmakers

A short student film reflecting on the reality of living in the modern urban dystopia

In cargo handling areas where a lot of foreign employees work, the managers are always Korean. The class imbalance between Koreans and foreign workers causes inevitable conflicts.

An investigator works alone through the night, piecing together eight unexplained disappearances that all occur within the same hour, with no forced entry and no evidence left behind. Told entirely through case files, evidence, and a single voice in the dark, the investigation builds toward a discovery that changes everything the case seemed to be about.

A pothole inspector lives among drops of water. A shoe in the bushes, pages stained with blood — her neighbor Juan connects the pieces, agrees to a date, and falls into the trap.

At a quiet downtown bus shelter after midnight, a girl sits alone with her music until an unexpected encounter with a familiar face forces her to make a choice about where she's headed next.

After discovering his mother crying, a boy is stalked by unknown presences.

As the camera immortalises a newly wedded couple, the bride’s quiet collapse unfolds frame by frame -- exposing the cost of perfection.