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7 films in package
BLINK
BLINK is a short film that follows a Chinese American college student named Steven who finds himself standing up for what he believes in while going through 2020 with his father. Steven illustrates the physical and mental toll that the events of 2020 had on many people within the Asian American community.
Hide and Seek
Hide and Seek is a short film that speaks to the societal challenge that women, and especially women of color, endure every day.
Homebody
Lily is an introvert, a homebody. She doesn’t like going outside; she would rather stay in her room and scroll through her phone, play video games, watch Youtube videos, and find various indoor hobbies to do.
Kung Flu: Yellow Peril Pushes Back
An anti-Asian hate crime and elder abuse short film made by and for Asian San Francisco natives in the oldest Chinatown in North America and the largest Chinese enclave outside of Asia, film features seven strong, Asian female characters, and an all-Asian lead cast.
Q Mommas
During a weekly virtual mom group, tensions rise as the issue of schooling during COVID-19 is brought up. The film explores the increase in bullying among mothers online that occurred last year as schools opened back up.
Seeking Home
Seeking Home, a short film by Marc Pomerleau and Austin Nguyen, follows Marc's personal exploration of Asian identity, San Francisco Chinatown, the Asian American experience, and the desire that resides in all of us to discover who we are and what it means to be home.
Trapped in COVID - The Story of Angeline and Krystal Nam
This documentary film showcases two young nurses, Angeline and Krystal Nam, and their experiences while working during the current pandemic.

Seeking Home, a short film by Marc Pomerleau and Austin Nguyen, follows Marc's personal exploration of Asian identity, San Francisco Chinatown, the Asian American experience, and the desire that resides in all of us to discover who we are and what it means to be home.


Director Biographies- Marc Pomerleau and Austin Nguyen


Marc Pomerleau

Marc is a Co-Active trained coach, public speaker, strategy consultant, creative experience designer, storyteller, psychonaut advocate, and most recently, producer, writer, and director of two short films, Seeking Home and Empress Yee and the Magical History of Chinatown. 


All of Marc’s work aims to shift perspective and assist individuals and organizations access deeper levels of awareness, understanding, and meaning all for the purpose of enhancing resonance, creative collaboration, trust, and fulfillment along the full spectrum of living.


Marc draws on 30 years of executive experience in technology, manufacturing, government, marketing, strategy, and event experience design from the Fortune 500 to co-founding start-ups and non-profits in the U.S. and Asia Pacific. 


Marc holds an M.A. in international economics and China studies from The Johns Hopkins Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington, DC, lived in China and Taiwan for seven years, and loves to explore consciousness and different cultures. In 2022, Marc and his spouse, Laurel Lee, will depart San Francisco to travel the world in search of a new place to call home.


Austin Nguyen

My name is Austin Nguyen and I am a filmmaker from Dallas, Texas. I started back in 2018 while I was solo traveling across the US with my iPhone. Originally, I wanted to record my adventures in hopes of inspiring others to give solo traveling a try too. Every video I would edit, I found myself wanting to improve every aspect of it, from how it is shot to the way the story is told. Next thing I know I found myself finally buying an actual camera. Ever since I bought my first camera, I was invited to film EDM concerts, weddings, and plenty of other gigs I would never expect to have an opportunity to do. Seeking Home is my first short film and I hope to create more films like this soon.

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    20:05
  • Director
    Marc Pomerleau and Austin Nguyen
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