Born in South Korea and raised in Upstate New York, Lindsay recently moved to Berlin after living in Seoul for three years. There, she worked with Seoul Shakespeare Company, volunteered with KIXFF, taught Korean students how to appreciate the English language and attended as many film festivals as possible. She enjoys talking to strangers, writing about films and food, mastering the art of second-hand shopping and working with the non-profit GSBTB Open Art Shelter.
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