Another member of the channelAPA.com family has submitted an entry to the Interpretations Film Initiative. This psychological thriller is a departure from the other shorts we’ve been posting. The Saw-like film give you an eerie and uneasy feeling.

Here’s the director’s statement on the short:

Strangers in a Park is a post-modern psychological thriller that questions who is actually the victim and if the ambiguous line between sanity and insanity can really decipher judgement of morality and justice. This short pays homage to Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train (1951), where insanity and self-seeking evil are questioned even in the so-called “normal” protagonist when two strangers meet in happenstance and talk about murder.

Robert Ryu make another appearance in a short. Also see him in Voo Dude

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Strangers in a Park

Also check out Spice It Up with Feodor Chin, Kill Joy by Steve Nguyen x Brian Tan, Doggy Style by Shane Sato, WWJD with Randall Park, Mother by John P. Raposas, The Necklace with Karin Anna Cheung, and Voo Dude.