Tokyo Strides follows an American middle-distance runner at the twilight of her career who travels to Tokyo for one last chance at glory, only to discover a new beginning through a heartfelt bond with a young local athlete. Set against the backdrop of the World Championships, the film explores resilience, connection, and the human spirit, while shedding light on the often-overlooked struggles of female athletes balancing sporting excellence with family responsibilities.

On a summer afternoon, Ye is dubbing for a time-travel drama when, as if by magic, she is drawn into the scene itself. There she finds her childhood home and reunites with her long-deceased parents, who appear young again as they prepare a surreal banquet. Together they sing, dance, and drink in joy—until they awaken, lost in time. Told from a female perspective, this short film blends reality and illusion to explore family, memory, loss, and rebirth.

Anohi is a poetic short film set on a rural Japanese train, where a fleeting encounter between a teenage boy and an old man reveals themes of grief, legacy, and intergenerational connection. With minimal dialogue and quiet lyricism, the film slows us down in contrast to today's fast-paced digital world, fostering reflection on memory, vulnerability, and overlooked humanity while amplifying underrepresented voices across cultures.