HEALING FROM GENERATIONAL AND CULTURAL WOUNDS
Jane Chae | Filmmaker
Jane is a proud daughter of the Most High King. Daughter is her first film since 2020. Her previous work include student short films Touch, Time, and Turn (2017), and Move (2020, 3mins). The later was created during the pandemic on Jane’s ipad with the help and encouragement of her sister, Chris.
Jane is interested in telling stories that depict the transformational process of overcoming in Christ. She juxtaposes faith and culture to achieve this. Themes include grace, forgiveness, generational healing, and overcoming cultural and generational barriers.
Professionally, Jane has been working for a children’s media company since 2010. She currently serves in the media ministry at Overcomers in Christ Faith Assembly in Brooklyn, NY. Jane is constantly exploring ways to use film and media as vehicles to answer the charge in Matthew 28:19. She gives glory to God who in Christ Jesus gives us all that we need for every good work.
Kat Kim | Producer & Writer
@justkatkim
Kat is a proud woman of Flushing, Queens. This documentary is her sophomore project to Happy Cleaners, a feature film which had a notable festival tour in Spring 2019 and was subsequently released to the public in Winter 2020.
Her professional vocation is in the legal industry and she has been an attorney for over a decade. However, her true passions are storytelling and representing a voice for the communities to which she proudly belongs: Korean-American, Christian, woman, New Yorker, and human.
She enjoys comedy, journaling, the color yellow, and minimalism. She also loves dissecting and discussing the sociological aspects of Korean dramas as they provide important snapshots into the Korean psyche and culture … who are we kidding, it’s the eye candy! Sometimes, her friends find her funny. Sometimes, her friends find her REAL funny.