Now Showing on Cinema Asian America – DREAMING LHASA
For the month of January, you can now watch DREAMING LHASA on Cinema Asian America.
For the month of January, you can now watch DREAMING LHASA on Cinema Asian America.
George Heymont of the Huffington Post recently posted a great article on Cinema Asian American and the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM). It’s great to see our efforts getting out to the community. Have you told your friends about Cinema Asian America?
On Saturday, Jan 15, 2011, 7pm The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) and the Japantown Merchants Association bring you an outdoor screening of SHAOLIN SOCCER at Japantown Peace Plaza.
For your listening pleasure, you can now download the audio podcast of the “Changing Da Game: YouTube Legends and the Future of Online Media” panel.
From the vaults of the Center of Asian American Media (CAAM) comes “From Sucker Free City to Watchmen: An Afternoon with Screenwriter Alex Tse”
Oh, what to do on that slow-and-low week between Christmas and New Year? How ’bout watching WHITE ON RICE on Cinema Asian America.
CAAM Presents JUST LIKE REALLY, video and audio excerpts from a memoir by Asian American actor Cherylene Lee, an unsung Hollywood pioneer.
Filmmaker Tad Nakamura, the director behind CAAM’s forthcoming Jake Shimabukuro documentary, is running a community video contest with the JACCC.
CAAM’s very own Festival Director Masashi Niwano was featured in the latest issue of HYPHEN MAGAZINE.
Now showing on Cinema Asian America is the comedic musical drama, FRUIT FLY. Directed by H.P. Mendoza and produced by CAAM, FRUIT FLY is the story of Bethesda…
Hey, Asian American musicians and filmmakers! The 4th annual Do It Yourself Music Video Contest wants you!
Superfan, writer, and psychiatrist, Ravi Chandra, reviews the International Buddhist Film Festival at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.