I Will Make You Mine

Join us in supporting the online release of Lynn Chen’s new film, available for rent on Vimeo on Demand, Amazon Prime, iTunes and AppleTV May 26th for $4.99: https://iwillmakeyoumine.com/

From the film’s website:

Rachel (Lynn Chen) lives in idle luxury with a cheating husband, Professor Erika (Ayako Fujitani) juggles career demands while raising her daughter Sachiko (newcomer Ayami Riley Tomine), and struggling musician Yea-Ming (Yea-Ming Chen) is still chasing a fast-fading dream. Three women who could not be more different have one thing in common: their flawed romantic history with singer-songwriter Goh Nakamura (himself). When the amiable but unreliable Goh ambles back into town and into their lives, the past comes roaring back. This semi-sequel to “Surrogate Valentine” (SXSW 2011) and “Daylight Savings” (SXSW 2012) revisits the characters in a stand-alone story with a fresh new perspective.

SURROGATE VALENTINE TRILOGY

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Daylight Savings
Daylight Savings

Released in 2012. “Daylight Savings” rejoins San Francisco musician Goh Nakamura one year after “Surrogate Valentine” left off.

I Will Make You Mine
I Will Make You Mine

Released in 2020. Three women who could not be more different have one thing in common: their flawed romantic history with singer-songwriter Goh Nakamura.

Surrogate Valentine
Surrogate Valentine

Released in 2011. Goh Nakamura is a San Francisco musician trying to break into the music scene. He agrees to do a favor for a filmmaker friend and teaches TV star Danny how to play the guitar for his upcoming movie role.

Director: Lynn Chen

Country of Origin: United States

Year of Production: 2020

Language: English

Runtime: 01:23:01

Festival Year: 2020

comedy, drama, relationshipDC APA Film Festival2020, batch1, trilogy