It’s easy to think of the warm and happy parts of love, but that’s not any fun. This program covers the full gauntlet of confusion that is love. From the elation of a first kiss to the exquisite pain of unrequited love, this program dives into the universe of love so essential to the human experience. —Ernest Quiambao
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FILMS
THIS WILL ALL MAKE PERFECT SENSE SOMEDAY
(USA, 2008) Dir.: Phan Long-Cuu
Video, 14 mins, Color, Narrative, English
A man imagines the kind of life he might have had with a woman he met years earlier in his youth.
BEING REEL
(USA, 2008) Dir.: Patricio Ginelsa
Video, 6 mins, Color, Narrative, English
On the last day of a local film festival, screenwriter Justin thinks he may have found the girl of his dreams but his pragmatic director friend Richie tells him the real scoop about “Destiny.”
MISSY
(Philippines/United States, 2008) Dir.: Clarissa De Los Reyes
Video, 15 mins, Color, Narrative, English
A spurned lover who thinks he finally has the upper hand, finds himself all the more trapped in a parasitic relationship with the object of his affection. MISSY is a story about a relationship based on need and unrequited love and what one is willing to settle for.
Completely overwhelmed from breaking up with his girlfriend, Paul decides to commit suicide; a surprisingly bold action from a career wallflower. Before he gets to the act, God suddenly appears- an unconventional God that surprises, confounds and challenges him.
GO TO KENNY
(United States, 2008) Dir.: David Ngo
Video, 8 mins, Color, Narrative, English
This workplace comedy is about a guy who unwillingly becomes the keeper of all his co-worker's deepest darkest secrets.
AT MUSING'S END
(USA, 2008) Dir.: Wesley Chan
Video, 20 mins, Color, Narrative, English
Robin and Adam, two dreamy commuters who meet one day on the Metro, hit it off, experience the highs and lows that characterize a relationship, and eventually drift apart, so much so that in the end they only have hazy memories of each other. Sometimes the most interesting and meaningful moments are the everyday happenings that are easily forgettable.
LONG DISTANCE
(USA, 2008) Dir.: Nelson Kim
Video, 16 mins, Black & White, Narrative, in English and Korean w/ES
Boy meets girl. Boy doesn’t speak Korean. Girl doesn’t speak English. It’s going to be a long night.
