I’m Hemin, a filmmaker and writer based in New York City. I also work with brands and YouTubers as a content creator. Feel free to contact me anytime.
I’ve published three books and received an award for a short film screenplay at a film festival. I write and direct my films, focusing on bringing stories to life with simplicity and authenticity. My work is grounded in a love for storytelling across different mediums.
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Hemin Park boldly narrates about her life, sometimes portraying herself as clumsy and awkward, at other times brutally honest. She declares that all humans are, without a doubt, flawed and contradictory beings. Through witty, sharp, and occasionally sensitive prose, she reflects on the unpredictable journey of life as a woman without a clear roadmap, sharing the many emotions and situations she has encountered along the way.
Park writes that life, for all of us, is a cycle of encounters with people—one after another. In this cycle, we accumulate layers of memories: fleeting emotions, uncomfortable moments, and unforgettable experiences. As we navigate relationships, whether by choice or by circumstance, we endure unexpected heartbreaks, celebrate fleeting joys, feel trapped in tunnels of overwhelming emotion, and sometimes reach a state of serene detachment.
However, Park does not write from a place of self-reflection. Instead, she presents her life and its events as they were, weaving them into a candid and free-flowing narrative. Her book is populated with characters drawn from her life, including her closest six companions, whose intersecting arcs shape one another’s stories. Beyond them, she also introduces workplace colleagues (featuring the ever-familiar “boomer boss”), childhood friends, college buddies, and even an unwelcome guest—a fly that overstayed its visit.
Hemin Park paints life as a race that starts on the same line for everyone but quickly diverges as we collide with unpredictable relationships, adapt to changing circumstances, and sometimes slow down to take in the scenery. She captures the essence of these shared human experiences: at times running fast, at times strolling leisurely, and always navigating the complexities of life’s maze.
Park leaves readers with a profound thought: when we look back at our lives, it may feel like wandering through an endless labyrinth, akin to a fleeting dream. If you’ve been grappling with existential doubt or a sense of purposelessness, Park’s unapologetically candid message is clear: life is unpredictable, so live it boldly, unapologetically, and on your own terms. Dive into Hemin Park’s world and let her words challenge and inspire you.
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