Moon Choi and Son Sukku on Their Moving Sundance Debut ‘Bedford Park’: “It Was Something That I Never Saw [Before]”

‘Bedford Park’ Review: Stephanie Ahn’s Cloudy New Jersey Romance Eulogizes an American Dream

Making its world premiere at Sundance 2026, "Bedford Park" is a Korean American romance from debut feature filmmaker Stephanie Ahn. Film review.

Moon Choi and Son Sukku on Their Moving Sundance Debut ‘Bedford Park’: “It Was Something That I Never Saw [Before]”

The drama makes its world premiere on Saturday at Park City’s Sundance Film Festival.

Bedford Park Sundance Review: Unconvincing Romance Between Two Lost Souls is Slower Than Molasses

Romantic collisions between two lost souls of the kind Bedford Park traffics in usually have a propulsive pace that makes their meeting feel inevitable. Feature debut writer/director Stephanie Ahn has an eye for the latter but not the former. The circumstances around Audrey and Eli's union (Moon Choi and Son Suk-ku, respectively) is tender, yet forceful, beautiful, yet pained; but the film is otherwise formless, uninspiring and moves like molass…

‘Bedford Park’ review: Slow-burn, hopeful tale set in New ...

Stephanie Ahn’s poignant debut stars Moon Choi and Son Sukku

Stephanie Ahn's "Bedford Park" - Sundance 2026 Film Review

The children of immigrants continue to face a precarious future when they can’t reconcile their past in this strong debut feature. The post Sundance 2026 Review: A Car Crash Opens an Unexpected Road to Recovery in Stephanie Ahn’s Unapologetically Sharp “Bedford Park” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.