This is a story of cultural anxiety. This is a story of America at its best. This is a story of what happens when — an irrepressible Tibetan tomboy, and an unconventional Chinese pork heiress, are forced to live together on the roof of the UCLA Film School.

In What Would Genghis Do? five great cultures are examined and skewered in an action/comedy which questions if basic human friendship is truly one of the world’s most powerful forces.

Relying on hidden talents, the legacy of Genghis Khan and a troupe of film school warriors, they face cultural challenges and very real enemies as they struggle to find their place and their home in our interconnected world.

Humanity is in transition.

We are in the middle of a cultural mash-up –
the likes of which the world has rarely experienced.
The stakes couldn’t be higher.

Humanity requires, or rather, humanity demands,
an opportunity for introspection – to look at our own cultural orbit
and to examine the orbits of others in the world around us.

Our young characters have been launched into
a completely new solar system;
one could say they’ve landed on a new planet.
They are given the incredible opportunity to examine and
completely rearrange their cultural perspectives and bias. Can they willingly – or reluctantly – adapt; and can we?