Triggered by a livestream of South Korea at a graduation party, Kate, a Korean American adoptee, embarks on an emotional journey to reconcile longing for a place she cannot remember with the life she has built.
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Queerness, culture, disability, and the ongoing work of finding language for who you actually are. The films range from a few minutes of pure feeling to full character portraits, all circling the same question of what it costs, and what it gives back, to become fully yourself.
A cross-theme launch built to touch every strand of the festival's mission before the themed nights begin, moving between animated meditations, community documentaries, and stories of identity and hard-won healing.
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