Good Faith

Good Faith tells the story of a Korean woman who disguises herself as a shaman, or mudang, to conduct fake seances aimed at scamming grieving New Yorkers. This drama explores themes of grief, exploitation, and cultural identity, providing a thought-provoking narrative that engages with complex social issues.

The film features performances by Julie Chapin and Erich Rausch, who bring depth to the characters navigating this intricate web of deceit. With its focus on personal and cultural dynamics, Good Faith offers a lens into the challenges faced by those caught between different worlds. This film appeals to collectors interested in diverse narratives and character-driven stories.