Two facing apartments. One wiretap. Zero escape.
Raised as a secret clinical experiment by her world-renowned psychiatrist father, Chloe Olivia plots the ultimate revenge: a rogue behavioral simulation targeting an isolated neighbor whose trauma mirrors her own. But as phantom audio bleeds through her headphones and her father closes in with an emergency 72-hour psychiatric hold, her calculated revenge spirals out of control.
UNVEILING SHADOW is a taut psychological thriller where Hitchcockian paranoia meets modern domestic noir. Driven by high-contrast visual design, immersive soundcraft, and world-class Korean craft pedigree, the film explores the terrifying architecture of trauma—and what happens when the trap you build becomes your own.
When a K-Pop boy band is abandoned mid-tour after their company collapses, a member with a burgeoning solo career must choose between individual freedom and the friendships that helped him survive the system.
What do you owe the group that made you? What do you owe yourself?
FALLING INTO THE SOUND follows Jaehoon, a Korean-American K-pop idol secretly living a double life as an underground hip-hop artist. When his management company collapses overnight, it forces him to choose between solo freedom and collective survival.
August, Again is a compelling feature documentary film that delves into the lives of three survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings, spanning Japan and South Korea.
Each August, these survivors gather in their community to remind the world the horrors they endured and advocate for change. Even after 78 years, the impact of those bombs remains vivid in their lives, but the world seems to have forgotten its atrocities, hurtling faster and faster towards another atomic bomb use.
Through intimate storytelling and research, "August, Again" is a call for global action. It urges us to confront the forgotten atrocities of the past and take decisive steps to prevent future tragedies.
Join us in bringing their powerful stories to the screen and igniting a movement for a safer, more compassionate world.
Phillip thought he had a plan.
Oliver thought he had a partner.
Jenna’s tired of being the emotional support human.
When life breaks their routines, they find something messier and better in each other.
NEIGHBROS taps into today’s craving for community, found family, and the messy truths of adult friendship. It blends unfiltered vulnerability with workplace satire and queer swag, wrapped in sharp dialogue and viral-ready moments. It explores what male friendship is in the 2020s.