
BEDFORD PARK
Haunted by the wounds of an abusive childhood, Audrey, a Korean American woman in her 30s, has spent years distancing herself from the family and memories that shaped her. When her mother is injured in a car accident, Audrey reluctantly returns to her childhood home, where old tensions and unresolved trauma quickly resurface. There she encounters the man responsible for the accident, an unexpected connection that gradually deepens into something neither anticipated. As attraction gives way to intimacy, Audrey begins confronting the emotional barriers she has built around herself and the possibility of moving beyond her past.
Making her feature directorial debut, Stephanie Ahn crafts BEDFORD PARK as an intimate portrait of trauma, desire, and the complicated path toward healing. Produced by Nina Yang Bongiovi (MOLOKA’I BOUND, FRUITVALE STATION), the film explores how family history can linger across generations and whether love can offer a way forward without erasing what came before. BEDFORD PARK celebrated its World Premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.
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