With its world premiere opening the Panorama section at the 2014 Berlin Film Festival, CAAM was thrilled to bring Nuoc 2030 to the Bay Area for CAAMFest 2015. Director Nghiem-Minh Nguyen-Vo reflects on his experience at the festival.
The exhibition subverts the traditional role of museum as ultimate authority, instead acting as a platform for Pacific Islander Californians to tell their stories in their own way.
A weekend-long event in Delano, CA will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Delano Grape Strike and contributions of Filipino Americans during Labor Day weekend.
“Today, South Asian American comedians continue to be seen in some of the biggest shows on both cable and network television.”
We did it! We raised $4,140 from over 43 individual donors through our Memories to Light campaign. Thanks also to everyone who shared the campaign page.
This exciting installment of new releases features some our community’s highly respected veterans such as Lyrics Born, Cutso, Bambu, Ann One, and JJ Flores.
Our final chapter brings us back to the community. Meet some of the CAAMFam and hear about a time they truly felt connected to the larger Asian American community.
This just in – we just put a down payment on a new scanner to digitize home movies! Thank you to everyone who has donated and supported the campaign so far – we’re about $4,000 away from our goal and our campaign ends this Friday! Donate today to help us preserve and share Asian American home movies with everyone.
Sign up now to volunteer for CAAMFest San Jose taking place on September 17-20, 2015!
We are excited to present, along with Asia Society of Northern California, a screening of J.P. Sniadecki’s newest film, The Iron Ministry
Traktivist.com’s August installment is here!
The Curse of Quon Gwon is the earliest known film directed by an Asian American, and one of the earliest directed by a woman.