Nadine Jin

In New York, a Korean immigrant family of four leads separate lives, each facing moments of defeat in their daily existence. As they navigate complexities of survival and disconnection, they each hide their wounds from one another

As her grandmother comes home from the nursing home, Kaya begins to resent her grandmother for being cruel to her mother.

After relocating to New York from China, Zhulan finds herself struggling to adjust to her new life. The language barrier, cultural differences, and diverse religious beliefs make her feel exceptionally lonely and she must find a way to adapt before it’s too late to save her 45-year-long marriage.

In New York, a Korean immigrant family of four leads separate lives, each facing moments of defeat in their daily existence. As they navigate complexities of survival and disconnection, they each hide their wounds from one another

In New York, a Korean immigrant family of four leads separate lives, each facing moments of defeat in their daily existence. As they navigate complexities of survival and disconnection, they each hide their wounds from one another

As her grandmother comes home from the nursing home, Kaya begins to resent her grandmother for being cruel to her mother.

As her grandmother comes home from the nursing home, Kaya begins to resent her grandmother for being cruel to her mother.

After relocating to New York from China, Zhulan finds herself struggling to adjust to her new life. The language barrier, cultural differences, and diverse religious beliefs make her feel exceptionally lonely and she must find a way to adapt before it’s too late to save her 45-year-long marriage.