So Jung, a shy Korean girl, faces abuse and neglect at home, including being falsely accused of theft by her stepmother. Teased at school and struggling with her own self-confidence, she is encouraged by her teacher to enter a school poetry contest. As So Jung writes and performs her poetry, she meets an eccentric vagrant who helps her face her fears. Through this process, she learns that her fears, symbolized by "paper tigers," are often illusions. By the end, she finds her voice, gains confidence, and is ready to face her future with newfound strength.
Target Audience
Young adults aged 18-24, predominantly female, who are interested in coming-of-age dramas. The film will resonate with ethnically diverse audiences, particularly Asian communities in the United States, Australia, and Europe.
Selling Points
- Academy Award-nominated Advisor: Michael Uno
- Unique Story: Inspired by true events and based on the personal experiences of the writer.
| Film Type |
Feature Film
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|---|---|
| Primary Genre |
Drama
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| Language |
English, Korean
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| Shooting Locations |
Los Angeles
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| Country of Origin |
United States
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| Duration |
94 minutes
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| Category |
Seeking Funding
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