Rock Garden: a love story

Film Maker
Kim, Gloria
Year
2007
Country
Canada
Language
Format
35mm
Length
11
Genre
narrative, queer
Category
Asian, LGBTQ, Race + Ethnicity, sexuality, Work by Women

An allegory about love, loneliness and the healing power of acceptance, “Rock Garden: a love story” is the tale of two neighbors who struggle and toil with everyday existence and how the most unlikely of objects changes them both. Described as “absolutely beautiful” by director Atom Egoyan, “Rock Garden: a love story” is seemingly a tale about two warring neighbours, but reveals itself as a social commentary on sexual and gender identity. Its unexpected plot twist illustrates how in the most unlikely of ways, we can be freed from our selves. With no dialogue, the film features deeply textured music and layered visuals. Gloria Kim uses magical realism to give a unique spin on the human experience.

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