Blush (2026)
Amidst the humidity of a bustling city-island, a group of teenagers navigates crosscultural identity, friendship, first love, and the messiness of growing up. Blush is an improvisational portrait of youth in Singapore — drawn from the real lives of its cast, and shaped by the moments between.
Awarded the Wavelength Grant (2025)
World Premiere at Aspen ShortsFest (2026)
Ant Diaries (2025)
The life of an ant.
Made in collaboration with the Echo Park Film Collective.
Slovenia (2022)
An audiovisual diary in 3-parts.
We come from a family of storytellers. As kids, we’d listen enthralled to our grandparents vivid accounts of war, love, betrayal, and family. Growing up as the children of two culturally distinct parents in a country that was foreign to us, the family history we carried overseas kept us grounded as our physical surroundings swept us up.
As time went on, our family became increasingly scattered across the globe. My brother and I were fortunate to attend college in California while our parents worked stable jobs in Singapore. The only downside to this lifestyle was it became difficult to visit family. Slowly, one year became two, and two became six since we had seen our grandmother and aunt on our mother’s side in Slovenia.
Tate and I finally got the chance to visit our grandmother this past September. Sitting in the living room of our grandmother’s flat, we listened again to those same stories, and remembered the parts of ourselves we had forgotten.