Oeuvre, Unfinished

Oeuvre, Unfinished is an indie short film that delves into the intricate connection between two characters, Anna and Leo, as they unravel the mysterious link that binds them across multiple parallel universes. The central element of the entrancing painting titled "Oeuvre, Unfinished" serves as a portal to explore the depths of their intertwined destinies, blending elements of romance and magic realism to create a unique and mesmerizing cinematic experience. The film is directed by Madeline Sun Woo Kim.

Madeline Sun Woo Kim's journey as a filmmaker is a testament to her passion and dedication to the art of storytelling. Graduating from the University of Michigan with Bachelor of Art degrees in Film, Television, Media, and English Literature, she honed her skills and creativity through various projects during her time at UofM. Her involvement in both short and feature length films, taking on roles such as director and editor, showcases her versatility and talent in the realm of filmmaking.

One of Madeline's standout works is the film Oeuvre, Unfinished, where she not only wrote and directed but also undertook the responsibilities of producing, production designing, and editing. This multi-faceted approach highlights her vision and commitment to bringing her creative endeavors to life on the screen.

Madeline's passion for the art of cinema extends beyond her own projects, as evidenced by her active participation in film festivals. Her role as an Operations Assistant Intern for the prestigious 60th Ann Arbor Film Festival, the oldest experimental film festival globally, underscores her dedication to the industry and her eagerness to immerse herself in the world of independent and avant-garde filmmaking.