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M O N D A Y , M A Y 2
PROGRAM 41, 9:30 p.m.
David Henry Hwang Theatre

The Space Between
TRT: 71 minutes

Sometimes it's okay to stay a little while longer, and sometimes you've got to let it go. From the ups and downs of love, to the one that got away, this program looks at the precarious balance of space, time, love, sex, and everything in between-óthe delicate intersection of elements that define human relationships.

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MINSU AND DAHN
(United States, 2004) Dir./Scr.: Alex Ko
Glimpses into the differing moods and moments in the life of two lovers.
Video, 5 minutes, B/W, Narrative

  
 


HELLO?
(United States, 2002) Dir./Scr.: Esther Lin
A mental patient finds friendship and love in his new neighbor. Never seeing each other, they spend their days against the wall they share. When the new patient is moved, will they ever meet again, and will they recognize each other when they do?
Video, 3 minutes, Color & B/W, Experimental

  
 


THE PENCIL AND THE CURSE
(Canada, 2004) Dir./Scr.: Yu Gu
A girl is born cursed; she can see how others will die. Since she has known her prophetic power, she has been mute. Unable to speak to others, she records her visions through drawing. After an encounter with a stranger, she has a vision of her own death. Her isolated and almost invisible life will never remain the same.
Video, 3 minutes, Color, Experimental


  
REMEMBER
(United States, 2004) Dir./Scr.: George Derek Huang
Someone's at the doors, but you wouldn't want to find out, now would you? A macabre tale of beauty, obsession and (perhaps) murder.
Video, 12 minutes, Color, Narrative
   
 


THE MOON PLEASE
(United States, 2004) Dir.: Kevin Choi; Scr.: Diana Son, Kevin Choi
On the early morning of September 11th, as their babysitter fails to arrive, a New York working couple grapples with shifting priorities that will test the strength of their family.
Video, 16 minutes, Color, Narrative
  
 


SEX AND COFFEE
(United States, 2004) Dir./Scr.: Lee Isaac Chung
The intimate details of a young interracial couple's breakup, shot in a primitive yet highly formal style, are interrupted by the intrusion of a friend's hilariously vulgar rant.
Video, 13 minutes, Color, Narrative

  
 


EARTH
(United States, 2003) Dir./Scr.: Ji Hyun Song
Natural materials are transformed into diverse kinds of living beings on Earth. The transforming movement takes its motive from natural phenomenon, such as wave, rain, and wind.
Video, 1 minute, Color, Animation

  
 
 

THE LOVE FILM
(United States, 2004) Dir.: Marcus Ubungen; Scr.: Marcus Ubungen, Susan Ali
A couple break up, prompting him to write a screenplay about it. However, while casting for the lead, an unexpected reunion occursÖ
Video, 7 minutes, Color, Narrative


  
 
 

VIRTUAL DATE 3.0
(United States, 2004) Dir./Scr.: Roman Cortez, Chito Arellano, Tracy Tubera
With the help of the latest virtual reality technology, three socially inept casanovas are going to get the chance of a lifetime to meet the woman of their cyber-dreams. In the program ìvirtual date 3.0,î turning on a girl has never been this easy.
Video, 10 minutes, Color, Narrative

 

  
 
 

BELOW THE BELT
(United States, 2005) Dir./Scr.: Michael Velasquez
Homeboy tries to hit on the pretty young thing studying in the corner of the library, but his shallow presumptions are in for a cruel beating. BELOW THE BELT compares the refined art of boxing to the brutal savagery of meeting women.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Narrative

 

  
 
 
 
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