Tae

Tae, a young Korean exchange student in California, lived a double life. By day, he dutifully attended classes, striving to meet his family's expectations of becoming a doctor. By night, the streets turned into his personal skate park, where he ollied and grinded, finding freedom and self-expression. Unbeknownst to him, a girl from his college, often seen passing by in the halls, harbored a secret crush. She admired his quiet intensity and effortless style, unaware that he, too, stole glances, captivated by her intelligence and grace. But Tae's traditional upbringing and the immense pressure from his family kept him from pursuing his passions and, perhaps, a chance at love.