Kasama
A documentary character portrait of husband and wife culinary duo, Genie Kwon and Tim Flores as they open their first Chicago restaurant Kasama during a global pandemic. World Premier - Cleveland International Film Festival * Official Selection - Indy Shorts - Heartland Film Festival * Official Selection - Catalina Film Festival * Semi Finalist - Flicker's Rhode Island International Film Festival * Official Selection - Short Sweet Film Fest" Official Selection - Video Consortium * kasamachicago.com Directed & Edited By: Nick Cavalier nickcavalier.com Director Of Photography: Daniel Kwon Color: Nico Raggi & Daniel Kwon Post Mix/Sound Design: See Music Original Music: Matthew Santos Press: https://filmthreat.com/reviews/kasama/ https://www.beyondtheshort.com/docume... https://shortfilmsmatter.com/656/kasama https://thetraveladdict.com/interview...
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