Video TV Movie Review: PARKED IN AMERICA: Good Acting & Talent in a Sub-par Film [SXSW 2021]

2021 SXSW Parked In America Review

Parked In America (2021) Video TV Movie Review from the 28th Annual South By Southwest Film Festival,  a movie directed by Luke Salin, and starring Solomon Abell, Harrison Allen, Jim Cairl, Jeff Lawless, Jori Johnson, Judy Han, Maximilian Grovit, Noah Friend, Wade Cushner, John Chiodi, Blair Chapman, Brandon Pham Burnett, Anastasia Barkow, Cole Bannick, and Ella Baker-Smith.

Crew

Kayla Lewis wrote the screenplay for Parked In America. Eric Smith created the music for the film. San Yvin crafted the cinematography for the film.

Plot Synopsis

Parked In America‘s plot synopsis: “Jamie Park, a Korean teenager, moves in with her relatives in Illinois after a family tragedy back home in Seoul. There, she meets her cousin Eli, and together they navigate high school while struggling with identity, guilt, and grief.”

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2021 SXSW Parked In America Review