"It's okay if you go."
On the night of his 21st birthday, a Korean-American son burdened by years of silent sacrifice spirals through Koreatown-haunted by the fear of becoming the father who left, and desperate to know if letting go is the only way to finally keep his promise to stay.
Paul Syre
Elias
Sook Hyung Yang
Mom
Luke Kim
Jacob
Sean Choi
Brian
Bianca Zhou
Clerk
Andrew Loza
Dominic
Ariea Bastami
Keone
Jose Infante
Manager
Branden Lee
Young Elias
On the night of his 21st birthday, a Korean-American son burdened by years of silent sacrifice spirals through Koreatown-haunted by the fear of becoming the father who left, and desperate to know if letting go is the only way to finally keep his promise to stay.
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