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I Hate Big Phony follows Bobby Choy, known as Big Phony, during a pivotal year in 2015. The film captures his experiences as a musician and actor, highlighting his performances at SXSW and his debut in a feature film. It raises questions about his life choices after returning to the United States from South Korea, examining whether he has made the right decisions both professionally and personally.
The documentary presents a candid look at Choy's struggles as a Korean American artist, depicting the internal conflicts he faces. It portrays him as a struggling artist who grapples with self-doubt and the pressures of his dual identity, questioning if he is his own worst enemy in the pursuit of success.
Why Watch
- •Meet Bobby Choy, a rising musician and actor.
- •See his performances at SXSW.
- •Find out about his life in South Korea.
Did You Know
•Bobby Choy performed at SXSW in 2015.
•In 2015, he starred in his first feature film.
•The film has a duration of 33 minutes.
•Bobby Choy is also known as Big Phony.
Perfect For
Korean American artistsIndie music fansFilm enthusiasts