O the Grass Was Warm!
Packing away at his late father’s apartment, a stoic man finds himself grappling with grief and anger. Unable to cope yet refusing to open up, he retreats from cold, harsh reality into a warm, fuzzy forest, where he is left alone and there’s no more emotion, no more pain, no more struggle.
Derrick Duan directed O the Grass Was Warm!. Explore their complete filmography and the collaborators who shaped their vision.
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