It’s Okay to be a Jellyfish

https://youtu.be/TcoqbVeDi1g?si=Zq9fMwJEANwI9nYO It’s okay not to be okay — even in stillness, you are enough. – Director’s Message In a world where some people begin to turn into jellyfish, Hae-eun grows to hate herself as she becomes more transparent, her body tingling with static. Drifting without a place to belong, she gradually begins to see herself […]
From Darkness to Light

https://youtu.be/zumQNOc1PTs?si=zsha-UCG3iuHGj3r This film is a call to break the silence, honor survivors’ resilience, and stand together for justice and healing. – Director’s Message This documentary shines a powerful spotlight on the vital work of AFESIP, a Cambodian organization dedicated to combating sexual exploitation. Through its programs, AFESIP provides survivors with safe shelter, education, psychological support, […]
Depression

https://youtu.be/spiX3ayZRsk?si=UIy4m26imta23Ky6 Jiayou you can get through it! People are here for you, give yourself a big huggies, you are strong <3 – Director’s Message Depression can affect anyone, regardless of gender or age. Nevertheless, it is still stigmatized in our society. People often avoid talking about it, and when someone does speak out, they are […]
Dandelion – Resilience behind the silence

https://youtu.be/CkA_VYoSn1g?si=hQbH7-7rj-D7vBrX Dandelion is a call to see beyond the label of ‘offender’ and recognise every young person’s capacity for healing, growth, and hope. – Director’s Message Dandelion takes viewers inside Mongolia’s juvenile detention centre to hear directly from young people about their hidden struggles with mental health. Through intimate storytelling, the film reveals their experiences […]
Butterfly Stages

https://youtu.be/L-EqZjxLK_Q?si=sO4mE-GMU3wQmWqf This film invites everyone to pause, look within with understanding, and learn to love themselves a little more. – Director’s Message The story follows two young people who once lost themselves in the shadows of depression. Their journeys are told through the metaphor of butterflies—beginning as caterpillars, struggling to survive as pupae, and finally […]
BURNOUT

https://youtu.be/XMYmnR8uVUA?si=BxVEOoBlFVYs-KPp Burnout is a reminder that acknowledging our anxieties is the first step toward healing. – Director’s Message Headlining the launch of REAL is the short film Burnout, produced in collaboration with Zhao Wei Films, and directed by award-winning Singaporean director and writer Nicole Midori Woodford. Burnout tells the story of a young intern experiencing […]
AWAKENING

https://youtu.be/G4FqYSrEsoE?si=QKEetTKfRwA1JxI5 When life feels confined by circumstances, the way to heal is to rediscover what truly gives it meaning. – Director’s Message A young man is depressed and lacks the energy to live his life because he has to live in a loop, staying in his room. One day, he ventures into the world of […]
When the Bench Hears

https://youtu.be/gqUlBwm2i9s?si=ivPF_q0b1CAifCJm Thailand | Drama | 2025 | Thai Director Sutham Jeerasilp Someone Listens without Judgement In Thailand, many underprivileged psychiatric patients have long had no safe space to express their pain or frustrations. Offering them the opportunity to speak and be heard is the first step toward healing. This simple yet powerful idea became the […]
Light Up

https://youtu.be/r4zhhhZXMXg?si=npi3mJstvbhxbD6Y Mongolia | Documentary | 2025 |Mongolian with English subtitles Director Otgonchimeg Bold In Mongolia, many young people silently carry the weight of poverty, loneliness, and emotions they cannot name. In a culture where conversations about mental health are only beginning, professional support is scarce and stigma keeps teenagers suffering in silence. Light Up follows […]
Holding Space: Changing Lives

https://youtu.be/V8YLVaN34T0?si=phGoDnz5IyIw5dh8 Singapore | Documentary | 2025 | English Seeing an opportunity to use the arts for social good, Executive Director Priscilla Khong and Artistic Director Samantha Scott-Blackhall joined forces under their company, Gateway Arts, to produce plays about the issues that trouble young people most: social anxiety, bullying, expectations, academic pressure, depression, body image, and […]