In the foreground, a woman in a white coat gently holds a young girl, while in the background, an elderly man grips a handrail on a dimly lit bus.

Spacs Art Foundation Inc

Priority entry, reserved seating, and access to VIP‑only areas.

Early BIrd

Enjoy the full program with access to all main activities.

General Admission

Join us for a special screening of two short films by Taiwanese filmmaker Jae Yang: &#39;&#39;Cry Me Through Hell&#39;&#39; and &#39;&#39;Tail End of the Year&#39;&#39;. Through intimate storytelling and elements of magical realism, the films explore grief, family, longing, and the emotional distances that can exist between those closest to us. Jae Yang is a filmmaker and graduate of Columbia University&rsquo;s MFA program in Film Directing and Screenwriting. Her work is known for its emotionally layered narratives and nuanced portrayals of human relationships, often examining the connections that endure across memory, separation, life, and death. Yang&rsquo;s films have screened at the Tribeca Festival, Golden Horse Film Festival, Krakow Film Festival, Pingyao International Film Festival, and Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival. Her work has received recognition from the Directors Guild of America and the National Board of Review and was named a semifinalist for the Student Academy Awards. She is also a fellow of the Sundance Institute Asia Screenwriting Lab. Presented as part of SPACS ART&rsquo;s mission to foster cultural exchange through art, film, and literature, the screening will be followed by a guided conversation with the filmmaker. Audiences will be invited to reflect on memory, family, identity, and the experiences that shape our relationships with others. Complimentary drinks and light snacks will be served during the event. Please complete the registration form to confirm your attendance and help us prepare a thoughtful and engaging screening experience.

Join us for a special screening of two short films by Taiwanese filmmaker Jae Yang: ''Cry Me Through Hell'' and ''Tail End of the Year''. Through intimate storytelling and elements of magical realism, the films explore grief, family, longing, and the emotional distances that can exist between those closest to us. Jae Yang is a filmmaker and graduate of Columbia University’s MFA program in Film Directing and Screenwriting. Her work is known for its emotionally layered narratives and nuanced portrayals of human relationships, often examining the connections that endure across memory, separation, life, and death. Yang’s films have screened at the Tribeca Festival, Golden Horse Film Festival, Krakow Film Festival, Pingyao International Film Festival, and Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival. Her work has received recognition from the Directors Guild of America and the National Board of Review and was named a semifinalist for the Student Academy Awards. She is also a fellow of the Sundance Institute Asia Screenwriting Lab. Presented as part of SPACS ART’s mission to foster cultural exchange through art, film, and literature, the screening will be followed by a guided conversation with the filmmaker. Audiences will be invited to reflect on memory, family, identity, and the experiences that shape our relationships with others. Complimentary drinks and light snacks will be served during the event. Please complete the registration form to confirm your attendance and help us prepare a thoughtful and engaging screening experience.

Spacs Art Foundation Inc

FILM SCREENING

149 W 27th St floor 3

General Admission

$30

Early BIrd

$25

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