Marissa Yeh

In 1944 rural China, two young musicians, trapped inside an abandoned building by enemy soldiers, share one last song together.

After a college student returns to China and his grandparents, he begins exploring the idea of death in an introspective journey to understand what it means to exist.

In a high-stakes art world, a struggling painter faces a deadline for her exhibition that threatens her career. She must confront her fears and redefine her art before the world judges her new creation—ultimately discovering that true artistry lies in self-acceptance.

A society of oppressed entities discovers instant bliss.

Following an unintended pregnancy, a troubled Chinese-American boy faces the crushing responsibility and emotional weight of fatherhood, past and present.