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COMCAST CINEMA ASIAN AMERICA IN NOVEMBER: Spotlights on Randall Park and Philly Asian American Film Festival

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In tribute to iconic yet frequently nameless Asian movie villains, these antiheroes come together to kick butt. Directed by Patrick Epino and Stephen Dypiangco.
In tribute to iconic yet frequently nameless Asian movie villains, these antiheroes come together to kick butt. Directed by Patrick Epino and Stephen Dypiangco.
Korean musician Bobby Choy discusses his music and performs some of it too, lending insight into his life journey and his future. Directed by Milton Liu.
Korean musician Bobby Choy discusses his music and performs some of it too, lending insight into his life journey and his future. Directed by Milton Liu.
When a young girl is bullied for name, her father recounts the story about his harrowing escape from the Khmer Rouge. Directed by Asiroh Cham.
When a young girl is bullied for name, her father recounts the story about his harrowing escape from the Khmer Rouge. Directed by Asiroh Cham.
A jaded bartender takes a lost tourist on an unforgettable adventure in the city that never sleeps. Directed by Vincent Lin.
A jaded bartender takes a lost tourist on an unforgettable adventure in the city that never sleeps. Directed by Vincent Lin.
Watch six episodes of Ground Game. Episode one: Meet the staff of the Bill Hahn campaign for Mayor of Des Moines. Campaign manager Gavin (Josh Dean) tries to wrangle the candidate (Randall Park), his assistant (Kit Pongetti) and a crew of less-than-stellar staffers as they take on the sitting mayor. Directed by Aaron Hilliard.
Watch six episodes of Ground Game. Episode one: Meet the staff of the Bill Hahn campaign for Mayor of Des Moines. Campaign manager Gavin (Josh Dean) tries to wrangle the candidate (Randall Park), his assistant (Kit Pongetti) and a crew of less-than-stellar staffers as they take on the sitting mayor. Directed by Aaron Hilliard.
A bereaved father wants to know what happened to his son, even if that means going up against a multi-billion dollar company. Directed by Jeevan Zutshi.
A bereaved father wants to know what happened to his son, even if that means going up against a multi-billion dollar company. Directed by Jeevan Zutshi.
Two mountaineers from Nepal leave the high Himalaya in search of "success" in New York City. Directed by Andy Cockrum.
Two mountaineers from Nepal leave the high Himalaya in search of "success" in New York City. Directed by Andy Cockrum.
Comedic short film about a girl whose best friend dies in a car crash and comes back to visit. Directed by Bernard Badion.
Comedic short film about a girl whose best friend dies in a car crash and comes back to visit. Directed by Bernard Badion.
When Alex loses his mother he finds solace in competitive gaming. Directed by Michael Finnegan.
When Alex loses his mother he finds solace in competitive gaming. Directed by Michael Finnegan.
Gay and transgender Asian Americans in New York explore their relationships with family and culture. Directed by Vicky Du.
Gay and transgender Asian Americans in New York explore their relationships with family and culture. Directed by Vicky Du.
A sweeping journey about an American returning a surrendered Japanese samurai sword from World War II. Directed by Brad Bennett.
A sweeping journey about an American returning a surrendered Japanese samurai sword from World War II. Directed by Brad Bennett.
Dhani, a young street food vendor, must decide if he will help save his estranged father from dying. Directed by Ian Harnarine.
Dhani, a young street food vendor, must decide if he will help save his estranged father from dying. Directed by Ian Harnarine.
With the aid of a GoPro shot over the course of four months, the Martin family shows what it’s like to be homeless in Kakaako, Oahu. Directed by Rex Moribe.
With the aid of a GoPro shot over the course of four months, the Martin family shows what it’s like to be homeless in Kakaako, Oahu. Directed by Rex Moribe.
Venkat is attempting to do something that has never been done before: play the south Indian classical Carnatic music on the cornet. Directed by Reed Rickert.
Venkat is attempting to do something that has never been done before: play the south Indian classical Carnatic music on the cornet. Directed by Reed Rickert.
In tribute to iconic yet frequently nameless Asian movie villains, these antiheroes come together to kick butt. Directed by Patrick Epino and Stephen Dypiangco.
Korean musician Bobby Choy discusses his music and performs some of it too, lending insight into his life journey and his future. Directed by Milton Liu.
When a young girl is bullied for name, her father recounts the story about his harrowing escape from the Khmer Rouge. Directed by Asiroh Cham.
A jaded bartender takes a lost tourist on an unforgettable adventure in the city that never sleeps. Directed by Vincent Lin.
Watch six episodes of Ground Game. Episode one: Meet the staff of the Bill Hahn campaign for Mayor of Des Moines. Campaign manager Gavin (Josh Dean) tries to wrangle the candidate (Randall Park), his assistant (Kit Pongetti) and a crew of less-than-stellar staffers as they take on the sitting mayor. Directed by Aaron Hilliard.
A bereaved father wants to know what happened to his son, even if that means going up against a multi-billion dollar company. Directed by Jeevan Zutshi.
Two mountaineers from Nepal leave the high Himalaya in search of "success" in New York City. Directed by Andy Cockrum.
Comedic short film about a girl whose best friend dies in a car crash and comes back to visit. Directed by Bernard Badion.
When Alex loses his mother he finds solace in competitive gaming. Directed by Michael Finnegan.
Gay and transgender Asian Americans in New York explore their relationships with family and culture. Directed by Vicky Du.
A sweeping journey about an American returning a surrendered Japanese samurai sword from World War II. Directed by Brad Bennett.
Dhani, a young street food vendor, must decide if he will help save his estranged father from dying. Directed by Ian Harnarine.
With the aid of a GoPro shot over the course of four months, the Martin family shows what it’s like to be homeless in Kakaako, Oahu. Directed by Rex Moribe.
Venkat is attempting to do something that has never been done before: play the south Indian classical Carnatic music on the cornet. Directed by Reed Rickert.
Scroll through to see all the films on Comcast's Cinema Asian America this month -- free for on demand subscribers.

CAAM is proud to present the following Asian and Asian Americans films on Comcast on Demand / XFINITY this November! This month, we’re spotlighting actor Randall Park and the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival!

The spotlight on Randall Park represents his work over the years—from short films to his co-starring roles in various Hollywood comedies—showcasing the many talents and facets of one of the most talented actors in Hollywood today.

This month also spotlights the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival (PAAFF), which takes place November 9-19. Now in its 10th year, PAAFF is dedicated to celebrating and elevating the Asian-American experience through film. This collection presents the finest breadth of works from Asian American cinema.

Comcast subscribers can watch these for free on X1 or XFINITY on Demand starting November 1, 2017.

To watch the films, go to XFINITY On Demand. Say “CAAM” or the titles to your X1 Voice Remote to see the featured collection. You can also search for the films on On Demand by their titles.

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