Join us in watching the broadcast premiere of these enlightening and inspiring films that spotlight the resilience of Asian Americans, and the role of Asian Americans in shaping U.S. history.
Ruby Ibarra, Norman Mineta and David Henry Hwang are just some of the special guests attending CAAMFest36!
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.
The story of how Chef Tu went from Phú Quốc to Top Chef using ingredients largely unfamiliar to Western palates is captured in BLOODLINE.
Heritage SF brings together top artists, the Bay Area’s best food trucks, and retail booths for a free day of high-energy music and a celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
“As an Asian American youth growing up in the Bay Area, Secretary Mineta served as the prime example of political and civic empowerment of the Asian Pacific American (APA) community.”
Pei-Pei Cheng is this year’s Spotlight Honoree at CAAMFest.
The film is about the family-owned Abacus Federal Savings Bank, the only U.S. bank to face criminal charges after the 2008 financial crisis.
CAAM is incredibly grateful to have a group of amazing board members. We’re delighted to feature entrepreneur and community leader David Lei, who joined CAAM’s Board of…
Emmy-nominated mediamaker Saleem Reshamwala reflects on attending the first convening of Asian American filmmakers in the South.
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Check out these specially curated films on Comcast’s Cinema Asian America this month — free for on demand subscribers.