CAAMFest San Jose brings award-winning Korean American filmmaker and comic book writer Greg Pak into the spotlight! Get to know the man behind the Planet Hulk and World War Hulk storylines in this rare on-stage conversation moderated by acclaimed writer and cartoonist Gene Luen Yang (American Born Chinese).
With its world premiere opening the Panorama section at the 2014 Berlin Film Festival, CAAM was thrilled to bring Nuoc 2030 to the Bay Area for CAAMFest 2015. Director Nghiem-Minh Nguyen-Vo reflects on his experience at the festival.
The exhibition subverts the traditional role of museum as ultimate authority, instead acting as a platform for Pacific Islander Californians to tell their stories in their own way.
We did it! We raised $4,140 from over 43 individual donors through our Memories to Light campaign. Thanks also to everyone who shared the campaign page.
This exciting installment of new releases features some our community’s highly respected veterans such as Lyrics Born, Cutso, Bambu, Ann One, and JJ Flores.
Our final chapter brings us back to the community. Meet some of the CAAMFam and hear about a time they truly felt connected to the larger Asian American community.
Love Arcadia world-premiered at CAAMFest 2015 to a sold out crowd. Writer/producer Theresa Chiu reflects on her experience at the festival.
Sign up now to volunteer for CAAMFest San Jose taking place on September 17-20, 2015!
We are excited to present, along with Asia Society of Northern California, a screening of J.P. Sniadecki’s newest film, The Iron Ministry
CAAMFest San Jose is back! Save the date: Sept. 17-20, 2015.
An anonymous donor has generously agreed to match all donations made to the campaign today, up to $500. Double your impact by donating $10 or more at CAAMedia.org/SupportMtL by midnight tonight.
Angela Sun, Phil Yu and Sonia Narang will present their projects at a live screening at the AAJA national convention on August 12, sponsored by CAAM. Followed by feature-length documentary, Off the Menu: Asian America, directed by Grace Lee and co-produced by CAAM and KQED.
