Vicky Chen

An international student far away from home finding comfort in broken rice.

A painter suffering from the throes of perfectionism is unable to sell her work, until she develops a dangerous new technique—using her own blood.

As the cameras roll on the set of the hit family sitcom 'Sunshine Family,' an actor's internal battle unfolds, transforming the scripted world into a poignant exploration of personal torment, blurring the lines between theatrical artifice and authentic pain.

An international student far away from home finding comfort in broken rice.

A painter suffering from the throes of perfectionism is unable to sell her work, until she develops a dangerous new technique—using her own blood.

A painter suffering from the throes of perfectionism is unable to sell her work, until she develops a dangerous new technique—using her own blood.

A painter suffering from the throes of perfectionism is unable to sell her work, until she develops a dangerous new technique—using her own blood.

As the cameras roll on the set of the hit family sitcom 'Sunshine Family,' an actor's internal battle unfolds, transforming the scripted world into a poignant exploration of personal torment, blurring the lines between theatrical artifice and authentic pain.