Celebrating #CAAMFest35’s Women Filmmakers
Meet some of the women filmmakers bringing bold storytelling to CAAMFest 2017.
Meet some of the women filmmakers bringing bold storytelling to CAAMFest 2017.
Throughout CAAM’s history, the organization has supported documentary films and filmmakers through funding and by co-producing films.
From New Zealand to Hawaii and back again, CAAMFest celebrates the resilience, resistance, wisdom and creativity of the Pacific Islander community.
“They expect the classic competition film where you’re rooting for this underdog or you’re rooting for someone to win….But our film goes against that grain. It’s about what happens after he gets his 15 minutes of fame and after he is the champion.”
Emiko and Chizu Omori on lessons from the WWII incarceration of Japanese Americans and its relevancy today. Emiko Omori is one of CAAM’s Spotlight honorees at #CAAMFest35.
Here’s your chance to get your documentary funded! Applications open February 1, 2017.
Join World Channel, America ReFramed and CAAM in the sharing family and community stories from two award-winning filmmakers.
CAAM and Visual Communications is pleased to host a dynamic conversation with industry leaders on the current and future state of Asian Americans in media at Sundance: “Elevate, Incubate & Demonstrate: Advancing Asian American Artists.”
The talented artist’s work and life story is captured on film in a new documentary.
Catch “Harana,” “Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings,” and “A Song For Ourselves” on Comcast this month.
The comedic documentary captures the dating ups and downs of Ravi Patel.
December titles come from CAAM’s own documentaries, including “Operation Popcorn” and “Daze of Justice.”