Grace Kim

Dec 6

Grace Kim is a Brooklyn-based, Bay Area native filmmaker and writer who uses absurdist and surrealist elements as tools to explore characters' emotions and psychology in storytelling.

As an artist, she is searching for unique expressions of common human experiences— exploring the ways that filmmakers can create an emotional, spiritual, or philosophical resonance between the audience and films through unusual symbols, composition, and visual association/dissociation. She is currently a member of a film collective, Filmshop, a director’s workshop, Sandbox, Brooklyn Film Collective Writers, and works on staff at New York Women in Film and Television.

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An Interloper’s Kiss

A portrait of a woman's everyday life seen through the perspective of an unlikely voyeuristic love interest. A film by Grace Kim.

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Q&A with Grace Kim

“For this film, I stripped away any sense of a narrative plot, and just tried to capture that peculiar, intimate feeling of watching in on someone when they presume themselves to be alone. What idiosyncrasies and emotional details do we reveal about ourselves when we're by ourselves?”