Ethan Chung

A college student, Benny, struggles with social anxiety and overthinking. Overwhelming amounts of anxious thoughts always cause him to freeze up when he’s in a social setting. Benny feels that his anxieties are isolating him, and seeks to battle them by stepping far out of his comfort zone.

In his struggle to balance instability at home and conflict at work, A man tries to protect his kids from the harsh realities of a world that offers little forgiveness.

It’s Chinese New year in Wellington, and Daniel, a Chinese-Pākehā teenager, is feeling insecure about being half Chinese. After being bullied by his Chinese peers, he realises how out of touch he is with his own culture and begins to feel lost within his mixed identity. All Daniel wants is to get closer to his crush Kaya, a headstrong Chinese girl, but his insecurities are getting in his way. How will Daniel find the courage to be proud of his mixed identity and confess to his crush?

A college student, Benny, struggles with social anxiety and overthinking. Overwhelming amounts of anxious thoughts always cause him to freeze up when he’s in a social setting. Benny feels that his anxieties are isolating him, and seeks to battle them by stepping far out of his comfort zone.

A college student, Benny, struggles with social anxiety and overthinking. Overwhelming amounts of anxious thoughts always cause him to freeze up when he’s in a social setting. Benny feels that his anxieties are isolating him, and seeks to battle them by stepping far out of his comfort zone.

It’s Chinese New year in Wellington, and Daniel, a Chinese-Pākehā teenager, is feeling insecure about being half Chinese. After being bullied by his Chinese peers, he realises how out of touch he is with his own culture and begins to feel lost within his mixed identity. All Daniel wants is to get closer to his crush Kaya, a headstrong Chinese girl, but his insecurities are getting in his way. How will Daniel find the courage to be proud of his mixed identity and confess to his crush?

It’s Chinese New year in Wellington, and Daniel, a Chinese-Pākehā teenager, is feeling insecure about being half Chinese. After being bullied by his Chinese peers, he realises how out of touch he is with his own culture and begins to feel lost within his mixed identity. All Daniel wants is to get closer to his crush Kaya, a headstrong Chinese girl, but his insecurities are getting in his way. How will Daniel find the courage to be proud of his mixed identity and confess to his crush?