Short Film
The Late Shift (Ultra-Short)
Won Best Film and Best Screenplay at Vancouver Asian Film Festival. After school, six-year-old Kiyan returns to an empty home and listens to a voicemail from his mother, who works the graveyard shift. As she guides him through making mac and cheese, the film becomes a tender portrait of sacrifice, resilience, and the quiet endurance of love in immigrant families.
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Short Film
The Late Shift (Ultra-Short)
Won Best Film and Best Screenplay at Vancouver Asian Film Festival. After school, six-year-old Kiyan returns to an empty home and listens to a voicemail from his mother, who works the graveyard shift. As she guides him through making mac and cheese, the film becomes a tender portrait of sacrifice, resilience, and the quiet endurance of love in immigrant families.