Müjgan

USC produced Graduate feature film in Super 16mm.

In 1919 the revolution echoes through the Pamirs. However, in hard-to-reach villages the first messengers could not reach, life continued in the old way. The picture tells about the fate of an ordinary rural girl Nisso, who was born in the Pamirs in the pre-revolutionary years. About friendship, betrayal, love, devotion, hunger and cruelty, about how the the new regime came to the far and cold Pamir, that for the most of the year was cut off from the rest of the world.

In the mid-1980s, thousands came from China to the United States to study. San Francisco is aglow with chance for a young artist from China, and Shi-Wei recasts her life in the new openness she finds in the West. She surrenders herself to sensual curiosity with a white acquaintance. But what about her longing for her boyfriend in China, who impulsively decides to join her in America "to be with you, to struggle next to you side-by-side"? As she embraces one intimate tie and resumes another, Shi-Wei is entwined in the clutter of love and need. The film's director notes, "I'm Seducible is a story of self-seduction, a woman's haunted search for herself in others: life moving one way, mind floating another."

Passion, Murder and Meyhem in Medieval England brought bang up to date, via a nod to the all that goes on behind the scenes...from the glances across rehearsal rooms of London, the riotous fun researching rural rich Kent comes to the screen a magical awakening during a road trip one summer. Fresh down from Oxford, working earnestly for the RSC, anything can happen in the concrete complexities of theatre, dance to two young women taking on Tudor mysteries having both dumped the same boyfriend for a summer without anything but seeking out: who dunnit?