King’s Speech Parody – Focus on South Asian films in SFIAAFF29
CAAM worked with director Tanuj Chopra to create this short piece that humorously highlights this year’s festival’s focus on South Asian films and filmmakers.
CAAM Presents
Student Delegate Blog: Opening night!
The ten-day SFIAAFF kicked off last night with the opening movie WEST IS WEST followed by the Opening Night Gala at the Asian American Art Museum.
SFIAAFF Andriod App Now Live
If you have an Android phone you can now download the FilmFest SFIAAFF app. Keep in the know while you’re on the go at the festival.
Directions in Sound Goes Off Tonight!
Tonight after the SFIAAFF screenings come down to 111 Minna Gallery. DIRECTIONS IN SOUND will be going off!
Interview with Director Narissa Lee (THE BUS PASS)
Director Narissa Lee talks about shooting “guerilla-style” on the Muni train for her short film THE BUS PASS.
Interview with Director Jason Nou (HIP STAR)
Director Jason Nou, discusses how tight pants inspired the creation of his short film HIP STAR.
Interview with Director Chris Tipton-King (BOYS AND GIRLS)
Director Chris Tipton-King discusses the development process of his short BOYS AND GIRLS.
Student Delegate Blog: Celebrating Live in a Different Art Form!
The 29th SFIAAFF is the celebration of life through the amalgam of light, sound and stories from the rich history and diversity of Asian people in the United States and global Diasporas.
Interview with SFIAAFF ’11 Panelist: Gene Yang (Illustrator/Comic Book Writer)
In this interview, illustrator and comic book writer of American Born Chinese, Gene Yang explores the craft of storytelling in the comic book form.
Fest Director Masashi Niwano in SF Chronicle
If you turned to the pink pages of Sunday’s SF Chronicle, you’ll find a great cover story on the 29th SF International Asian American Film Festival with CAAM’s very own Festival Director Masashi Niwano.
The SFIAAFF Student Delegates are Here!
SFIAAFF is thrilled to present the 3rd annual Verizon Student Delegate Program! Aimed to cultivate and engage the next generation of scholars, filmmakers, artists, and administrators in the field of Asian and Asian American media, these students were selected from a competitive pool of applicants from around the nation.
SFIAAFF iPhone App Now Available
Need to look up a film in SFIAAFF and forgot your catalog at home? Want to watch a trailer while you are waiting in the rush line? Download our FilmFest SFIAAFF program guide app for all the latest Festival information, available in iTunes App Store now.