SHORTS: Fight Me, Bitch!
- Short Film Programs
- 98 mins
Sometimes, feminism is shaped like a fist, a Tinder swipe, or the last dumpling. From the mean girl, to the mother with postpartum depression, to the woman just trying to get by, these shorts have a battle to win, so fight me, bitch!
In this program
Gong Ju
Directed by: Jerome Yoo | 11 mins
The Princess of the school builds a new Queendom when she is forced to move from South Korea to Canada.
Empty
Directed by: Kim Min Jae | 20 mins
A middle aged restaurant worker with a slacker husband discovers she’s pregnant. She also has an annoying boss, a deaf dog, and fantasies of letting people have it.
Tail End of the Year
Directed by: Chieh Yang | 22 mins
A child with a TV singer for a mom and a father that’s passed away celebrates Chinese New Year with her extended family, while feeling hot prickles of surliness as other kids get doted on to win the lucky coin.
Cul-De-Sac
Directed by: Cara Lawson | 13 mins
Taut window into postpartum for one new mother who hallucinates about killing her baby, while keeping up appearances at a party.
Lighthouse
Directed by: Sining Xiang | 20 mins
It’s dog-eat-dog in this school of brutal and rich international Chinese students, as one student does anything she can to hide she’s secretly middle class.
Suzie Wrong
Directed by: Stacie Gancayco-Adlao | 11 mins
Get your pumps on and your eyeliner on point. Start swiping right and remember to shut down racist white boys!
Dates & Times
Past
Unknown Venue
Sat, Nov 9
4:05 pm






