Spinning Forward

🎬 Documentaries do more than tell stories — they reflect our country’s dreams, struggles, and truths. Min Sook Lee shares how working in the arts saved her life, offering a powerful reminder that creativity is not just a luxury, but a vital source of strength and healing.
For those who’ve faced hardship or felt unseen, storytelling can be a lifeline. Whether through film, painting, photography, or simply sharing your story in your community, art connects us and helps us find our voice.
Let’s celebrate the courage it takes to create and the impact these stories have on all of us.

👉 Learn more about There Are No Words and Min Sook Lee — click the link in our bio or visit SpinningForward.com to read the full article in Issue 38: From Silence to Voice: Healing Immigrant Trauma.

🎬 Watch this powerful message from filmmaker Min Sook Lee, who hopes her film sparks meaningful conversations worldwide.
This film speaks to many experiences—intimate partner violence, gender-based violence, racism that silences stories, growing up in militarized families, and the struggles of working-class immigrants trying to find their place. These realities often overlap and shape lives in complex ways.
Min Sook Lee wants this film to reach as many people as possible because it offers a chance to recognize and understand parts of our own stories that we may never have had the space or relationships to discuss before.
If you or someone you know has faced any of these challenges, this film invites you to see yourself reflected and to open up important conversations.

👉 Learn more about There Are No Words and Min Sook Lee — click the link in our bio or visit SpinningForward.com to read the full article in Issue 38: From Silence to Voice: Healing Immigrant Trauma.