Creative2Creative, Take One (feat. Albert Shin, Gloria Ui Young Kim) -- pt. 1

Creative2Creative, Take One (feat. Albert Shin, Gloria Ui Young Kim) -- pt. 1

Author: Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival April 30, 2020 Duration: 56:45

In this inaugural episode, Aram and Kelly host Albert Shin (Disappearance at Clifton Hill) and Gloria Ui Young Kim (Queen of the Morning Calm) to talk about their respective works. Albert and Gloria interview each other and become the first ever guests to make the gauntlet run of “7 RA Questions”.

Follow the link here for the episode transcript: https://bit.ly/backstory-ep1-transcript

Content Warning: mention of abuse, sexual violence, kidnapping.

Plugs

  • Disappearance at Clifton Hill (2019) will be available for streaming and download starting May 4th on iTunes, Google Play, and other major digital platforms in Canada. Watch the trailer at https://youtu.be/TjNYN5bqi8I.
  • Queen of the Morning Calm (2019) will have a virtual screening on May 28th, at 9PM Eastern Time, hosted by the Canadian Film Fest. Check it out on SuperChannel. Watch the trailer at https://youtu.be/pILn_gorUHY.

This episode uses the following multimedia samples and sources:

  • Love Letter (1995), Dir. Shunji Iwai
  • Disappearance at Clifton Hill (2019), Dir. Albert Shin
  • Queen of the Morning Calm (2019), Dir. Gloria Ui Young Kim
  • "Say Good Night",  Joakim Karud
  • "Jar Hut", Morusque

A monthly conversation from the heart of the festival circuit, Backstory pulls up a chair for candid discussions about the movies and the people who make them. Hosts Aram Collier and Kelly Lui, who are part of the programming team for the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival, bring their insider perspective and genuine curiosity to every episode. This isn't a formal interview series; it's where the talk naturally flows between film critique, industry shop talk, and the kind of personal stories shared over a good cup of tea. The focus rests firmly on the vibrant and evolving Asian and Asian Canadian media landscape, highlighting both the artists creating groundbreaking work and the cultural issues that shape their narratives. You'll hear from filmmakers, writers, and other creative voices, getting a sense of the community that festivals like Reel Asian cultivate. The rhythm of this podcast is intentionally fluid-released monthly, but with a flexible spirit that prioritizes meaningful conversation over a rigid schedule. Each episode of Backstory is written and hosted by Collier and Lui, with production handled by Seungwoo Baek, offering listeners a direct, authentic line into the discussions that happen behind the scenes. It’s for anyone who believes the most interesting part of a film often lies in the journey to the screen.
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