CAAM is proud to co-sponsor two silent film gems from Asia for the SF Silent Film Festival: “Song of the Fishermen” (China, 1934) and “Dragnet Girl” (Japan, 1933). The festival runs May 29-June 1 at the Castro Theatre.
What’s it like to be hard-hitting journalist Lisa Ling? We chat with the host of “Our America with Lisa Ling.”
CAAM partners with Frameline to present three short API LGBT films for APA Heritage Month. The films are available online for a year.
CAAM is one member of the National Minority Consortia. Watch this reel of films that will be coming soon to PBS, including from CAAM, Latino Public Broadcasting, and more.
The SF Chronicle gives a great review of “Japanese American Lives,” a documentary series playing on PBS this month. Check local PBS listings for times!
Dino-Ray Ramos analyzes HBO’s “Silicon Valley” and gives a rave review of comedian Kumail Nanjiani.
For the 4th year in a row, the Center for Asian American Media is curating a set of films during the SF Hill Physicians…
The Himalayan Film Festival, in its second year, takes off this Friday in San Francisco at the Ninth Street Independent Film Center. The opening…
The good folks at CAPE (Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) bring you a bunch of original web videos this month (aka Asian Pacific…
During the month of May, Comcast On Demand subscribers will have access to a wide selection of media, film, and narratives to celebrate Asian…
Based on uber-successful young adult novels written by Veronica Roth, the Hollywood adaption of Divergent is following in the footsteps of The Hunger Games…
The Center for Asian American Media celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May with “Japanese American Lives,” a special series of three…