A teenage girl is imprisoned by her former boyfriend in a motel room and forced to consume drugs and alcohol so she can be sold into human trafficking. Her only hope is her mother, who is determined to rescue her.

Could not have been more excited to officially announce at ZCON OUR NEXT SERIES, Girl Room, hosted by who I believe to be the funniest person of our generation, Owen Thiele. We created this show in collaboration with Amazon Prime as a spin-off to our biggest series to date, Boy Room. After shooting 9 episodes the last few months, I can confirm: girls are messy too. 　　Special shout out to my partner in crime Hannah Broadhurst for sharing the stage with me as well as Ziad Ahmed, Olivia Frary, Shaina Zafar, Nate Jones, and the rest of the United Talent Agency Next Gen Team who put on such a wonderful event. MORE TO SAY WHEN GIRL ROOM LAUNCHES 11/11 ON TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts!!

Hee-Joo quits school as a result of the incessant bullying. She stays at home and surfs the internet all day. She meets Dong-Ha online, and he teaches her hypnosis so as to improve her confidence. However, Hee-Joo decides to use the hypnosis for other reasons…

Duchess, also known as Daeng Lek, is a newly rich university student and is given to ostentatiousness. She seeks approval from the exclusive parts of society from which she was barred when she was poor. She happens to encounter Krathing, who knows about her unfortunate past as Daeng Lek and takes to teasing her.

Four girls named Duchess, Sundae, Mimi and View Viva live in a dormitory that is owned by Mrs Jam and her son Sky. One strict rule is that no boys are allowed in the dormitory. However, four love stories happen inside this dorm. Sundae is torn between her ex-boyfriend and a new potential love, who will she choose? Mimi gets scared easily and DJ Titan, a presenter on the radio comforts her. She develops a crush on him. Her friend Tan speaks against DJ Titan. However, Tan is DJ Titan. Why does he hide it?

View Viva is a famous rising star who lives in Ms. Jam's all-female Dorm. One day, she meets the helpful and kind man Fai who later on becomes a security guard at Ms. Jam's dorm as he was fired from an earlier job for something he didn't do. Fai and View become great friends and Fai always helps and protects View whenever she faces problems. The friendship between the two slowly turned romantic but because of View's reputation as a famous rising star her reputation dating a poor, normal security guard would end right away.Will Fai and View have a happy ending?

Cait travels to a call-back audition for a film where she gets on brilliantly with the casting director and the writer/director. Receiving good vibes and positive feedback from her previous reading her world is spun on its axis with the news that she’ll be reading with the already-cast male lead - she hasn’t forgotten her last interaction with Danny.

Charlie Davis is a young woman recently released from a Minnesota psychiatric ward following a suicide attempt. After a move across the country to Tucson, Charlie tries to piece her life back together among a band of artists and musicians while dealing with the trauma of childhood abuse, self-harm, and homelessness. A toxic relationship with a local musician and the reappearance of a friend from the psych ward threaten the delicate life she’s putting together.

An anthology produced by the 8th production of KAFA + Next D. The film consists of three pieces: a black comedy, "Chicken Game", directed by Park Soo-yeong ("Irreversible"), an erotic melo-drama, "Second Account", directed by Kwon Chil-in ("Venus Talk"), and an SF thriller, "Lucid Dream 3D", directed by Kwon Ho-young ("Psychometry"). One can witness an extension of the genre of 3D films that are often limited to horror, action and blockbuster films. "One Night Dream" is waiting for its theatrical release this summer and has its world premiere at the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.

A game of references and a tribute to director Jacques Demy. It’s also an opportunity for the two directors to recall Demy’s A Room in Town (the film’s namesake) and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg and the importance these movies had for them.