Andy Wong

(2025, 9 minutes) A filmmaker learns about talent and perseverance through an examination of his grandmother and her operatic hobby. Screened at the Vancouver Asian Film Festival, the film explores themes of talent and perseverance through a deeply personal lens, blending documentary-style observation with intimate storytelling.

(2023, 13 minutes) "Different Kind of Sick" follows six-year-old Lily as she navigates a series of overwhelming changes, a new home, a new school, and her birthday. When she unexpectedly witnesses her parents argue in the middle of the night, Lily senses that something is wrong. Determined to understand what is being hidden from her, she begins to seek the truth. What she uncovers is an uncomfortable reality that places an emotional weight far heavier than she anticipated. Told entirely from Lily’s perspective, the film offers an intimate exploration of how an invisible illness can quietly affect not only the individual, but those who love them. Director: Nightingale Producers: Andy Wong, Nightingale

(2021, 13 minutes) Set in a small suburban town, high school student Dylan becomes worried when his popular best friend starts getting followed incessantly by the odd girl out. Her admiration seems harmless and innocent to his friend, but Dylan isn’t so sure… Directed by Rami Kahlon Produced by Andy Wong, Rami Kahlon