The Best Work You May Never See: Tricia Lee Directs "Meeting Mommy"

Tricia Lee directed this short film, Meeting Mommy, which shares the story of six-year-old Zoe who once a year on her birthday gets to see her late mom in a special video message. Zoe this time around has some tough questions for her single dad.

After premiering at the Reel World Film Festival in Toronto and a Los Angeles debut at the Asians On Film Festival, Meeting Mommy--written by Simu Liu and Tina Jung--was selected as a semi-finalist for the 13th annual NBCUniversal Short Film Festival, which celebrates diverse stories in a search for the next generation of storytellers.
 
Lee has directed three award-winning feature films and several shorts. Her most recent feature Blood Hunters screened at the Frontieres Goes To Cannes Marche Screening and had its world premiere at Horror Channel’s Frightfest in London.  Another of Lee’s recent films, Affection, starring Steve Lund (Bitten, Reign) and Steph Song (Blood and Water, Smallville) is a raw and heartfelt adult drama that had its world premiere at the Oscar-Qualifying LA Shorts International Film Festival.  On the writing front, her script Okay Annex, was selected for the Hollyshorts Screenplay Competition and her feature script Spoken was selected to participate in the Stowe Story Labs.