Meet us at OMCA for an evening of food trucks, Asian Americans in hip-hop panel, and the World Premiere of “Family Pictures USA: Detroit Is The Future and It’s Okay!”
Brenda Wong Aoki’s AUNT LILY’S FLOWER BOOK: 100 YEARS OF LEGALIZED RACISM, which will close CAAMFest this year on May 24 at the Herbst Theater.
Emmy-nominated mediamaker Saleem Reshamwala reflects on attending the first convening of Asian American filmmakers in the South.
Filmmaker and multimedia producer Hanul Bahm reflects on attending first convening of Asian Americans makers from the South.
Happy hour for filmmaker and film lovers, plus screening of shorts from CAAMFest and Superfest, the longest-running disability international film fest.
Filmmaker and writer Steve Haruch reflects on attending first convening of Asian Americans makers from the South.
On Tuesday, CAAM hosted a convening of Asian American filmmakers, community organizations, and media arts organizations based in the American South: “Beyond Borders: Diverse…
“Beyond Borders: Diverse Voices of the American South” will bring together Asian American filmmakers from the South to build a network.
From CAAM and Visual Communications, WATCH the dynamic Sundance conversation on the current & future state of Asian American artists streaming at World Channel.
“How do we break through into the mainstream vernacular so we have points of reference that everyone gets?” – Jenny Yang
Catch the world premiere of NOBODY DIES, a Center for Asian American Media-funded documentary on acclaimed musician Thao Nguyen of Thao and the Get Down Stay Down on September 7 and on PBS this fall.
Join CAAM in celebrating the voices, stories and experiences of LGBT Asian Pacific Americans.