Get Into Houa's Mind

Today has been a day spent writing and reflecting on my career as a writer. Since the debut of "Dua Rhe Ib Nplooj Siab," we've gotten massive positive reviews. Have you seen it? What are you thoughts? Please share them with me. If you have not, would you like one? It does have English subtitles. I think this film is amazing, and not just because I wrote it, but if I hadn't, I'd still fall in love with it.  My days have been spent writing and working on future projects. My writing career has definitely taken a great turn. I am so proud of my team. We have come so far and we've only got more greatness ahead of us.  I'm writing to let you know that I am still going to put up Raw Fever. I am bit behind, which I apologize for, and I am working on it. I've gotten a few good reviews on it. If you've read what I've posted, tell me your thoughts.  Have a great day!

A year ago during this time, I was seven months pregnant with my fourth child. I was working on a film with a company called HYK Production and a man named Sue Vang. But before all that, we were just two complete strangers who happened to be in film business. If you rewind two years ago, Sue and I probably stepped on each other's foot and didn't know. But getting to know Sue, working with him, and getting to meet the cast and crew, has been the most wondrous time of my life.  When I first met Sue, it was through email. He contacted me because he'd gone to the premiere of Opposite Blood and I had too. See what I mean by stepping on each other's feet? We both went to the premiere. Him, to support his fellow film maker, and I, because I was there to write a review on the film. A few days later, I released my review and we had a good discussion on it. Then, he shot me an email and asked me if I would consider joining him as a writer. He had a story to tell, but was stu