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Fantastic job! Perfectly encapsulates the struggle of being an artist and having parents you want to make proud.

Father's Day packs a big punch into a small running time. The acting is excellent all-around, and the simple setting and setup lets us get to know the characters and care for them. Family can mean a lot of different things, and there aren't always easy answers or clean beginnings and endings. This film manages to work within that framework, and yet still seem satisfying.

The humor supplements the drama, and never overwhelms it. The tone is light throughout, yet it has a strong emotional impact.

Big recommend!

As a writer,actor and Director myself I tend to be a harsh critic. I thought "Father's Day" was a well written, well acted short film. They packed a lot of content into a small amount of time...but didn't overload the viewer. Well done!

Betty Ouyang writes, directs, and co-stars in this hilarious and relatable short film about family and sacrifices. A father comes to visit his daughters for Father's Day only to learn about the sad truth of daughter's living and career situations.

There's a lot of great dialogue between the two sisters that is snappy and believable. As someone who was raised by old school generation parents, I was able to relate closely to the situations presented here. The characters are in the entertainment industry with one being a writer and the other being an actress. Being in this field requires a lot of sacrifice and perseverance. The characters discuss their odd jobs with their father. I was nodding my head and laughing the whole time as it felt like conversations I've had with my own parents.

An overall wonderful film with great performances, writing, and directing. Highly recommended!

What a truly amazing drama with a twist of comedy wrapped up in a real life family situation known to too many families especially Asian families in this generation. A revelation to our times and the director stays true to the truthful family situations versus the crazy rich kind!

I didn't know what to expect when I started watching Father's Day. After finishing, I really love the honesty Betty portrayed in her writing and the performance by the talented cast. It was hilarious and real at the same time. Seeing the relationship between the father and daughters was really well done. As an as an Asian-American, seeing their different cultural point of views of how one should live life really hit home; parents wanting their children to live a 'normal' vs the children pursuing an artistic career. I really hope to see more of Betty's work in the future.

I just watched this short and I haven't been moved by a short like this in a long time. Great great pay off.

When a father comes to visit his two daughters for what should be a day of remembrance and celebration, a series of very funny family dynamics are set in play. I caught this gem in a screening at the Chinese American Film Festival, and loved it. I won't spoil with full details, but an out-of-earshot argument between the two women builds to one of the funniest spats I've seen. Very fun, funny, well-written and performed film.

Very special story. Touched my heart. I highly recommend it.

The story is told in a manner that helps the viewer truly understand the struggles that all up and coming Actors and Actresses face just to get themselves recognized in a cutthroat business. The fact that Betty Ouyang, the Outstanding Writer, Director & Actress utilized her own real life family experience to create a short heartfelt message that resonates with most viewers wanting to fulfill their lifelong dream. I'd love to see Betty Ouyang be given more opportunities to explore the deep, dark struggles faced by many in Hollywood and the Rewards given to those who ultimately succeed.

I was kind of dazzled about the level of character development and symbolism in this short-film.

"Father's Day" weaves from comedic slapstick one moment to a slow-burn, heart-breaking drama... in an instant.

It was also nice watching an Asian-American family in a non-cliched context. Something we see too rarely in Hollywood.

Looking forward to what this Director will accomplish next...