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😢 what a moment

A brilliant short-- amazing that so many emotions are packed into it!

강상법 우와 좋아요 ~나는 영화를 아주 잘 만드는 것을 좋아한다 👍👍

Love it

Best short film could ever seen my eyes 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 LOVE IT!

저는 아빠입니다. 제게도 아빠가 있었더랬습니다. 주인공의 입과 눈가의 주름속에 저와 우리의 아버지가 있네요. 감사합니다.

불과 일분도 안되는시간, 짧디 짧은 대사 한줄...내 맘에 파도가 일고 가족의 그림움에 눈물을 흘리기에 충분한 시간이었습니다.

Wonderful work to you and your team.

Another well done short. Please never stop with these stories, we need them to be told

Instantly saved to favorites. Thank you for sharing this with the world!

Im crying

Incredibly powerful and impactful.

Everytime I watch this video, I cry! It good ways, bad ways, all kinds of ways. I am a first gen immigrant and mexican american. My parents didn't teach my Spanish growing up because of a lot of reasons. I've spent years learning and I'm just now able to hold conversations and navigate. But there's still barriers... and I have a hard time conversating with my grandmother. I love her so much and I know my time with her is won't be forever. This video truly encapsulates so many complexities and dynamics into a short minute and a half. Incredible work and I hope to see more in the future

Man these K-dramas are getting shorter and shorter but hits more in the feels

Beautifull!

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It's all good and emotional but it's not OK when you learn that the child now lives with that crippling anxiety, worry and fear for the rest of their lives. Generational trauma is not a joke man

This hits home. I‘m 21 and I still have to present when my parents have doctors appointments.

Children of Deaf Adults (CODAs) also go through this.

The short film may have been brief, but it managed to touch my heart deeply. Growing up with my granny, she always felt like a mother to me. Watching the film for a few minutes was all it took to bring tears to my eyes. I miss her so much, and I can relate to the emotions in the film. Despite its simplicity, the film is beautifully executed.

I don't think I've ever gone from neutral to crying that fast in my entire life. Thank you for this.

I guess this is a shared experience with many immigrants who had to learn English and I could relate to it also. I was so stressed about translating everything with my 8 year old brain after few years i blurted out to my parents that I can't do this anymore and they stopped gradually asking for translations that was not comprehensible to a 12 year old. I understand korean well enough and my english wasnt perfect I knew how to communicate with people but the translating part got me the ick. I understand English as it is and not needing to translate it over to korean to understand it so it was so difficult for me to translate English to Korean to my parents cuz that part of function didnt exist in my brain so I had to squeeze every bit of the korean language i knew at the time to give much translation as possible. Back then when i didn't know much about what parents were supposed to do, i didnt know the reason why you had to show and get your permission slip from school signed by your parents even though I was the one who were reading everything thought that it was pointless getting it signed, but years later, I have discovered the fact that those letters and permission slips were supposed to be adressed to the parents to give infromations and not to the child. Also my translation was so bad that i just repeated everything in English but in a korean sentance structure. Anyway, it was tough being a translator at 8 years old and got paid with food and roof over my head. I am glad that I wasnt the only person to experience all of that lol

I relate to this so much, instant tears. thank you so much for making this beautiful film.

Incredibly well done, wow😍😭

Right in the feels

Speechless. I didn't think I would be crying two minutes ago.

This hit me really hard. I am currently going through the same situation as this video as a child of immigrant parents, and it is sometimes overwhelming since I want to help my parents but I also want them to understand that it isn't easy for me to translate everything.

What?!! This perfect video has only 11 comments? I thought you'd have AT LEAST 1k!!! You almost made me cry but I don't want to cry today so I didn't.

I am crying because this is what I had been going on for last 5 years and believe me it’s harder than it seems. My parents didn’t know (my mom still doesn’t) English and I had to translate as their 13 years old daughter. Now I am 18 and my parents weren’t mentally well back then thanks to dad. But now I can’t recognize my mother. What is worse; they think I don’t have the “right” to lose my mental health. Don’t come to Canada if you already have kids and they are below 16. Because seriously…this stress not worth it.

This was such an incredible short film that I'm amazed it doesn't have more likes! I got emotional so fast while watching this. What a powerful message. Thank you so much for creating this ❤❤

INSTANT TEARS. as a 2nd gen migrant, i felt this to my CORE and i’m so grateful that these shorts exists 💓.

That was heartbreaking 💔 😔 😭

i saw this on tiktok they are amazing!!! ❤ greetings from mexico

Saw this on TikTok and had to come over to watch it again. I think it’s amazing how you captured so many emotions and situations that ,I believe, most children of immigrant parents have to experience in their lives.

This video made me so emotional 💕 growing up I was always being awarded for being above average but little does everyone know I was just a little girl trying to adapt to the environment so that I could help my parents adapt to theirs 🥺🙏🏼

This is really well done. That last shot is fantastic.

Beautiful work🥹

The quality of these shorts are so high!

This was amazing, so impressive that you were able to make me feel something that quickly is really impressive. I’ve felt the same frustration as the woman in the film a lot. When my family first came to this country from Norway, they came to an area where there was so much xenophobia that it was dangerous to let anyone know you weren’t American. My family had to change their names and stop speaking the language. I’ve been studying the Norwegian language for years because I feel the cultural connections to Norway that my family passed down behind closed doors, but it’s very hard. And I hate that the main reason why I can’t speak the language fluently is because of the hatred of others. You did a great job creating something someone like me can connect to so strongly in such a small amount of time. Thank you.

Wonderfully made and a strong message that resonates with so many 2nd generation migrations

💗WOW! Thank you! This resonated with me so much! I was in tears.

Beautiful. Thank you for this gift.

Thank you! I saw this yesterday and went looking for it to share today and it was marked private. Glad I found the public version

Wow. I didn’t expect that to hit me in the feels like it did. ❤