​As a culture, we have had little space to process the relentless onslaught of violence upon us. This is where filmmakers and artists can lead. Our speciality is in creating experiences that give people a chance to pause, witness something new, and even experience joy and togetherness—the most life-affirming rarities in this time and age.

 

Kristy Choi is a Korean American filmmaker based in the unceded land of the Kizh, Tongva, and Chumash peoples (Los Angeles). She works across both documentary and fiction formats—and everything in between. 

 

Kristy's short film, HERSELVES, was released by The New Yorker and is free to stream worldwide.

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In Living Memory, a short documentary film that she produced, is available to watch on PBS.

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Kristy is currently in development on her first narrative feature.

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She is a proud member of Brown Girls Doc Mafia and the Asian American Documentary Network. To get in touch, please email choi.h.kristy@gmail.com. 

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(Photo by Quyen Nguyen-Le)

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