Coffee Origin Stories: Vietnam [Trailer] Five years ago, Jagi Films documented the rise of the Vietnamese coffee industry. Today, our team returns to the origin with a different mission. Following a group of South Korean coffee experts deep into the mountains of Vietnam, we captured a shared language that transcends borders and business. This film is an exploration of the relationships between the hands that tend the soil and the ones that roast the bean—a spirit that unites coffee people across borders.Yuzu Safari: A Culinary Odyssey from Japan to Bangkok
Embark on a culinary journey through Japan, sourcing fresh local ingredients and featuring the seasonal yuzu citrus. Returning to Park Hyatt Bangkok, we present an exclusive Michelin-starred dining experience, showcasing 15 renowned chefs and their exquisite yuzu-inspired creations. End to End production by Jagi Films.
Michael Joo | Studio Visit
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Jina Park | Studio Visit
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This is our introduction to Left Hand Roasters, a social impact brand committed to addressing critical issues in the food system. A look into the journey of coffee, the hands involved in its production, a view of the industry at whole and our regenerative approach.
Serving as a trailer for a larger initiative, the film project aims to raise funds to establish a fair trade credential that supports underprivileged agricultural communities.
Episode 01. Vietnamese Coffee Origins
Episode 2: Tale of Vietnam's Coffee Farmers
Episode 3: The Flavor of Passion
Episode 4: Seed To Cup
Episode 5: The Faces of Vietnam's Coffee Future
In this documentary series, we uncover the roots of the Vietnamese coffee industry. From the green, misty highlands where the beans are born to the bustling streets where they're brewed to perfection—exploring the traditional art of roasting and brewing alongside the cutting-edge techniques of Vietnam's modern coffee scene.
We share the stories of the families who've nurtured these coffee beans for generations and the new generation of coffee innovators shaping the future of Vietnamese coffee. From seed to cup, we invite you to experience the enchanting world of Vietnamese coffee. Series created by Jagi Films in collaboration with Lacàph Coffee.
Brand Film | Tuni Tuni
A brand film for Tuni Tuni, a storytelling play gym where children move, create, learn, and grow.
Our goal was to capture the vibrant energy and nurturing environment of Tuni Tuni, located in Fort Lee. Through a blend of dynamic movement in their gym and imaginative expression in their "Plamu" (play and art museum), we aimed to tell a story of confidence, curiosity, and creativity.
Brand Film | Vietnam Coffee, Be more curious
FOCUS Art Fair London at Saatchi Gallery
YoonHee Ryoony Suh | Memory Gap
Jagi Films collaborates with the Artist YoonHee Ryoony Suh to bring her beautiful artwork to life.
Adler - Times Square NYC Takeover with interactive 3D Billboard
Brand Film | Hand Eye Coordination - NYC Smile Design
3-time Grammy Winner, David Yungin Kim's just dropped an album: Did you know? Part 1
S/O to Jay Park, Jessi, Justhis, Sokodomo, Loopy, BM, Lil Cherry, Los and Don Mills
at Banyantree Seoul
Video created by Jagi Films
Film
Numinosa | Teaser
Ana is one of the 111,000 Jehovah's Witnesses living in Spain. As a young woman who grew up in the community, her life changes when she meets Paul. This encounter leads her to discover her own desires and sparks the beginnings of critical thinking. However, when Ana is expelled and ostracized, her faith warps into an obsessive conviction: she believes she must go to extreme lengths to save her soul.
A film by Haizea Viana
Post production by Jagi Films
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Mę
a short film located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Cinematography by Troy Stanton.
