Super Power Blues

“Super Power Blues,” a short film written and directed by Greg Pak, has won this week’s Reel 13 online contest at thirteen.org and will screen Saturday, June 7, on New York’s Channel 13.
The 7 minute film stars Sakura Sugihara and Brian Nishii in the story of a Japanese superheroine living in New York City who deals with endless crises — when all she really wants to do is sleep with her boyfriend.
“Super Power Blues” will air on Channel 13 at 11:09 pm on Saturday, June 7, right after “Some Like It Hot” and just before “Camp.”
The film is also viewable online at thirteen.org.

Greg Pak’s short film “Super Power Blues” will screen as part of the film festival at the Otaku University anime convention in Mesa, Arizona around 6 pm on September 29 in the Con Theater. Visit the Otaku University website for more information.

Greg Pak’s short film “Super Power Blues” screens Friday at 7 pm and Saturday at 11 am in the “Superheroes and Fantasy” program of the Phoenix Cactus Comicon Film Festival. Click here for the schedule (WARNING: PDF!) and click here for the official website.

Greg Pak’s short film “Super Power Blues” plays November 4 at the Vancouver Asian Film Festival in the “Crime Time” short film program. Click here for more information.

Greg Pak’s short film “Super Power Blues” plays at the ShockerFest Film Festival in Riverbank, CA at 10:45 am on Saturday, October 7. The film has been nominated for the festival’s Best Science Fiction Mini-Short award and the film’s star, Sakura Sugihara, has been nominated for the Best Actress Science Fiction/Fantasy award.
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Greg Pak’s short film “Super Power Blues” plays on October 4 at the DC APA Film Festival in the “Women’s Short Films” program. Click here for all the details.