Blood oranges for breakfast. (Taken with instagram)
That looks yummy!
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The boys :) (Taken with instagram)
Danni, Diana, and I in Anaheim #dianacorpusjewelry (Taken with instagram)
Wow (Taken with instagram)
- Bryan: gay men go to Palm Springs to die.
- Me: can I come with you?
- Bryan: No, lesbians don't go to Palm Springs.
- Me: Where do lesbians go?
- Bryan: I don't know, I think they go off into the forest or something.
- Ahahaha fuck I love you Bryan
When Asians attack!! (Taken with instagram)
The Film
MEMORY OF A BUTTERFLY is a love story between two young women set against the backdrop of Chinese Opera, specifically at a rehearsal space in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Mei is a Chinese American, seen only in her Chinese Opera makeup; she seems to exist in a timeless space. Nina is Caucasian, a modern California girl. Together, they feel they can take on the world; separate, they feel lost and aimless.
The visual style of this 10-minute short film, written and directed by Tin Lee and colorfully photographed by cinematographer Jason Joseffer, evokes a sense of memory and loss (check out our trailer, above), and serves as the template for a feature-length film currently in development. But first thing’s first: MEMORY OF A BUTERFLY will thrive on the festival circuit before eventually being released for purchase on iTunes and MUBI, among others.
