Nathan Engelhardt

An orphaned bear cub finds a home with a fatherly evergreen tree, until his hunger for trash leads him to danger.

In a surreal art house journey, MinJung Sung explores the shifting boundaries of experience and reality. Her inner dialogue, steeped in self-imposed limitations, starts to dissolve in the presence of ineffable freedom.

Jonathan has always admired his big brother, David, and wants to be just like him. David is Jonathan’s best friend, maybe even his only one, and the one he constantly looks up to.

An orphaned bear cub finds a home with a fatherly evergreen tree, until his hunger for trash leads him to danger.

An orphaned bear cub finds a home with a fatherly evergreen tree, until his hunger for trash leads him to danger.

In a surreal art house journey, MinJung Sung explores the shifting boundaries of experience and reality. Her inner dialogue, steeped in self-imposed limitations, starts to dissolve in the presence of ineffable freedom.

Jonathan has always admired his big brother, David, and wants to be just like him. David is Jonathan’s best friend, maybe even his only one, and the one he constantly looks up to.