Diana

Diana arrives in LA as a recent immigrant through a fraudulent marriage with American Rick. Diana connects with her neighbour Sally. Months pass, Sally overhears a heated fight between Diana and Rick and calls the police. Rick ends up being arrested, causing the immigration fraud at risk of being exposed.

Luo-Bing Pan

Luo-Bing Pan is a writer/director and cinematographer from Shenzhen, China. Their creative endeavours revolve around exploring cultural conflict, queer experience, and womanhood through storytelling, striking a chord on personal and universal levels. Currently based in Los Angeles, Luo-Bing is a recent Directing BA graduate from UCLA’s Film and Television program.

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Jiashi Zhao, Joy Hanna Park

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Diana

Presented as Part Of The Someone For Everyone Can Be Unexpected LGBTQ2S+ International Narrative Shorts

The Nape

When the Summer Ends

Blue Boy

Three

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