Filmmaker Brian Tetsuro Ivie entered USC film school seeking Hollywood success. But his life took an unexpected turn when he learned about Pastor Lee's "drop box" for rescuing abandoned infants in Seoul.
Brian Ivie
In his poignant debut memoir, Ivie chronicles trading the big screen for a story of compassion halfway across the world. He details his experiences as a young artist forced to confront deeper questions about life's purpose.
For fans of cinematic storytelling, The Drop Box offers an engaging insider's look at the uncertainties of following one's dreams. Ivie's passion for film shines through in references to classics like Rebel Without a Cause. Yet at its heart, this is a book about discovering one's calling.
From small towns to the streets of Seoul, Ivie's lyrical memoir speaks to the search for meaning inherent in all coming-of-age stories. With humor and honesty, Ivie shows how our impact can extend far beyond ourselves.
The Drop Box proves that even film geeks can change the world when they embrace compassion over the spotlight. Ivie's story will stay with you long after the credits roll.