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A 23 year old queer Korean American pens a filmic letter, exploring his relationships to family, community, faith, and self. He asks: how do we honor our past, present, and future, and what are the promises we can make to ourselves and one another?
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A 23 year old queer Korean American pens a filmic letter, exploring his relationships to family, community, faith, and self. He asks: how do we honor our past, present, and future, and what are the promises we can make to ourselves and one another?
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