“Advantageous” and “Hill of Freedom” at SF International Film Festival
CAAM is co-presenting “Advantageous” (Jennifer Phang) and “Hill of Freedom” (Hong Sang-soo) at the 58th San Francisco International Film Festival, April 23-May 7, 2015.
Vietnamese as the ‘Backdrop’ & the ‘Invisible’ Cultural Producer
“…Vietnamese are not victims—they are survivors, they are fighters, they are strong women and men who are proud. They are the more interesting and compelling main characters in my lens.”
Magic of the Himalayas
This year’s Himalayan Film Festival is May 1-2 in San Francisco.
“Supper Club” at One Kearny Club in SF
Join Chef Alvin Leung on April 18th at One Kearny Club for a special evening of cocktails, fine wines and tastings in celebration of the upcoming broadcast premiere of “Supper Club” on KQED.
“Nowhere to Call Home: A Tibetan in Beijing” Screening on April 30
Join CAAM and Asia Society Northern California on Thursday, April 30 at the Ninth Street Independent Film Center for a screening of “Nowhere to Call Home: A Tibetan in Beijing,” a new film by Jocelyn Ford.
Verses in Exile: Subject Kosal Khiev’s Perspective
Watch “Verses in Exile,” an original web series by the director of “Cambodian Son,” online now.
CAAM Fellow Vera Brunner-Sung Reflects on CAAMFest 2015
2015 CAAM Fellow Vera Brunner-Sung reflects on attending CAAMFest 2015. Travel to and from CAAMFest 2015 for CAAM Fellows was generously provided by Southwest…
Eat, Drink, Watch, Support: CAAMFeast 2015
“Being an immigrant to this country in a multicultural society, it’s important to understand your roots. CAAM gives us the opportunity to understand the roots of Asian America.” – Chef Martin Yan
So Fresh and So Clean: Randall Park
“I’m just having fun and trying my best to do good work.”
Joan Chen Reflects on Career and Talks ‘Youth Voices On China’ Video Competition
We are excited to announce that Youth Voices On China will be playing at CAAMFest this year! More information on ticketing and times here!…
Korean Adoptee Cooks Find Connection in the Kitchen
“I think, as adoptees, we do learn early on to figure out, how do I make this person happy, rather than, how do I make myself happy. And often, perhaps, the reason for that is: if I make this person happy, this person will keep me.”
Arden Cho Grows up, and Kicks Butt, on “Teen Wolf”
Arden Cho gets personal.