Annabel Park
Annabel was born in Seoul, South Korea and immigrated to America when she was nine years old with her family. She grew up in Texas and Maryland. She studied philosophy at Boston University on a Melville Scholarship and political theory at Oxford University as a Marshall Scholar.
Annabel’s life experiences include working with inner city children, management consulting, writing and directing theater, and combining new media and political activism. She won The Cameron MacIntosh Award for her playwriting at Oxford University and was selected as a fellow for Film Independent’s Filmmaker Lab in 2005.
In 2007, Annabel was the national coordinator for the 121 Coalition, organizing a historic grassroots effort to successfully pass U.S. House Resolution 121, also known as the “comfort women” resolution, which will be the subject of her upcoming film Journey Into the Divide.
The Coffee Party was conceived as an alternative to The Tea Party Movement…
THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT ON FACEBOOK
Annabel Park sat down with former Washington Post film critic Desson Thomson for a conversation about the award-winning documentary feature film, “9500 Liberty.”
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