Nadine Misong Jin is a Korean writer-director based in New York and Seoul. At the core of her work lies the question of whether one can divide oneself from systemic, societal conditions.
She is a Pedro Costa Lab (Yucatán, Mexico) fellow, and her film Juk won a Grand Prize at the DGA Student Awards. Her latest project, Silent Voices, is a Julia S. Gouw Short Film Challenge winner and is supported by CAPE and Janet Yang Productions. It premiered at the 2026 Festival de Cannes in the La Cinef section, where it won the Second Prize and the Queer Palm Award.
nadinejinis@gmail.com
Jingwen Fang is an independent film director and producer from China, currently based in New York.
In 2024, she produced the short film Three, which was selected for the La Cinef section at the 77th Cannes Film Festival. Her produced short film Juk won the DGA Student Film Award.
In 2025, her short film Each Solitary Moment is selected by the 19th FIRST International Film Festival, the 67th ZINEBI, 2026 NFFTY, 2026 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival and won Audience Choice Award at 2026 UK MINT Chinese Film Festival.
jingwenandfilm@gmail.com
Amie Song is a Chinese filmmaker based in New York and China. She uses intimate relationships as metaphors to describe contemporary political realities, creating a fictional space where stories, memories, and history intersect.
Her short film THREE premiered at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival as La Cinef Official Selection and has been screened in more than 50 film festivals worldwide. Her debut feature film GU SHI has been selected for the Biennale College Cinema and will be presented at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. She is a 2025 BAFA CHANEL X BIFF Asian Film Academy Directing Fellow.
AMIE SONG
amie.yisong@gmail.com