“The Chinese Exclusion Act” Documentary at Seattle Public Library October 9
View an exclusive excerpt from the documentary, with historian Erika Lee, before it airs in its entirety on PBS.
View an exclusive excerpt from the documentary, with historian Erika Lee, before it airs in its entirety on PBS.
A new doc looks at why was a small bank serving Chinese immigrants was the only US bank indicted for mortgage fraud related to 2008 crisis.
Here’s your chance to get your documentary funded! Applications are now open.
Filmmaker Pamela Tom corrects a historical wrong by spotlighting this seminal, but heretofore under-credited figure that passed away in 2016 at the age of 106.
Take 25% off of any of CAAM’s DVDs about refugees and immigrants, now through the end of September.
In honor of Women’s History Month, check out these eight films directed or produced by women and films with lead subjects who are Asian American women.
CAAM will receive $600K to support the CAAM Future Fund to provide development, production, and outreach grants for projects produced by Asian American directors and producers
“I believe in the inherited trauma of war. I think there’s a lot of weight to absorb when you are raised by people whose lives were upended, who had to flee to live.”
Watch and vote for CAAMFest Loni Ding Award Winner “It Is What It Is!”
Marissa Aroy, director of “Delano Manongs, discuss her memories of her father’s food with her mother, Marcelina Aroy, in this CAAM and StoryCorps special collaboration recording.
Abacus is an intimate look at the Sung family’s resolve as their bank serving predominantly the Chinese immigrant community in New York City became the only bank prosecuted after the 2008 Great Recession.
Upcoming screenings of the documentary include on in SF Chinatown on June 13.