Posted July 2, 2009 by Luis in Festival, Featured
SFIAAFF, the nation's largest showcase for new Asian American and Asian Films, is now accepting submissions for its 28th festival. Submit early and save on submission fees!
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Posted June 30, 2009 by Luis in Interesting Projects, Opportunities, Featured
SFIAAFF, the nation's largest showcase for new Asian American and Asian Films, is now accepting submissions for its 28th festival. Submit early and save on submission fees!
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Posted June 29, 2009 by Luis in CAAM Events, In Theatres
The Center for Asian American Media co-presents MATTER OF SIZE at this years' SF Jewish Film Festival.
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Posted June 25, 2009 by Luis in Featured
A look at three Asian American women who aren’t geishas, hookers, or bikini-clad masseuses. NOT BLACK OR WHITE examines the stereotypical ways in which Asian women have been depicted in the media and how three acclaimed Asian American actresses challenge and defy those concepts in their creative work and careers.
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Posted June 23, 2009 by Luis in Events
SFIAAFF's Program Manager Christine Kwon reports from the Seattle International Film Festival.
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Posted June 16, 2009 by Luis in Interesting Projects, CAAM Events
SIGN UP NOW to host a night-of-broadcast watch party for NEW MUSLIM COOL. The first 100 people to sign up and report back will receive a copy of the expanded NEW MUSLIM COOL soundtrack - free.
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Posted by Luis in CAAM Events, In Theatres
CAAM co-presents WILD ROSE directed by Sun Yu. Set in the same era as Bertolucci's THE LAST EMPEROR, the film portrays a fascinating contrast of rustic countryside and Art Deco cityscape. WILD ROSE will screen at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival.
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Posted by Luis in Interesting Projects, Opportunities, New Media, CAAM Events
The National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture invites you to join us in Boston from August 26 – 29 for Commonwealth, NAMAC’s biennial convening for media and visual arts leaders, practitioners, researchers, technologists, advocates, scholars, students, funders, and policymakers.
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Posted June 15, 2009 by Luis in Interesting Projects
dGenerate Films is proud to bring you the best of recent independent cinema from mainland China. They've curated a selection of the most interesting, honest, and ground-breaking films.
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Posted by Luis in Film Events
The California Council for the Humanities presents on a private screening of the award-winning film HOLLYWOOD CHINESE on Sunday, June 28 at 2:00 pm at The Italian Cultural Institute, Los Angeles.
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