“Riveting!”
- New York Daily News.

Sam Pai presents:

E-DREAMS
The wild ride of Kozmo.com!

A film by Wonsuk Chin (Too Tired To Die)
Featuring Joseph Park and Yong Kang

EDREAMS is a feature-length documentary, which captures the highs and lows of the dotcom frenzy following the lives of Joseph Park and Yong Kang, founders of Kozmo.com. It is a behind-the-scenes look at the chaos of a start-up company, the madness of chasing the dream of wealth and the American dream. Relentless young 20-something 1st generation immigrants who quit their jobs on Wall Street, Kozmo was launched in 1998 and in the span of two years became a $300 million internet company with 3000 employees delivering videos and snacks to your door in under an hour. Eventually comes the market crash of April 2000. Suddenly, the climate surrounding Internet companies changed. It was now all about profitability and dotcoms were dropping like flies. The gold rush was over and everything spiraled downwards.

DVD Extras:
Commentary track (by the director and the principal of the movie), an additional documentary (15 minutes – “Catching Up with Joseph Park…”) and cast/filmmaker bios.

PREBOOK	STREET	CATALOG#	UPC CODE
05/11/04	05/25/04	ELI-2010	8 8007600017 9

"…the film delivers what it promises: A look at the 'wild ride' that ensues when brash young men set out to conquer the online world with laptops, cell phones and sketchy business plans."
- TV GUIDE

"…thoroughly engaging pic has its own distinct virtues..."
- Variety

"Filmmaker Wonsok Chin manages to make the dot-com saga captivating again, thanks in part to his charmingly sympathetic central character."
- The Seattle Weekly

"A superb documentary…"
- The Village Voice

"It's like an adrenaline rush. Not quite like sex. Not quite like drugs but exhilarating. Definitely can't get you in trouble like the other two, either." - Former employee

"A very forward-looking Internet company whose fulfillment echoed what the net is all about: instant gratification."

"The next step to making all of us reach an ultra-lazy stage where we never leave the house."

"The single best (worst?) example of the Internet IPO bubble."

“The best friend of lazy bastards like me. We’ll miss you, Kozmo."

"A waste of hundreds of millions of dollars."