The San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival is proud to continue its annual Student Delegate Program. Aimed to engage students with Asian and Asian American cinema, the program strives to cultivate the next generation of scholars, artists, administrators and activists invested in the field of Asian American media.
Can you imaging spending a Christmas Holiday without any products that were made in China? That is the premise of the new CAAM supported documentary XMAS WITHOUT CHINA.
Join us in celebrating Cinema Asian America, a groundbreaking new Comcast On Demand offering!
Part 2 of DIRECTIONS IN SOUND: DETOUR w/ Toro y Moi. Chaz talks about his Filipino grandparents and what he’d be doing if he wasn’t playing music.
CAAM is truly blessed to have many wonderful supporters and we’d love to show the world how awesome they really are. This is a shout out to you, CAAM members!
Watch CAAM’s brand new original on-line music series DIRECTIONS IN SOUND: DETOUR. Part 1 of the first episode features Toro y Moi. Stay tuned for part 2.
CAAM’s Festival Director Masashi Niwano talks with filmmaker/animator Jeff Chiba Stearns on his documentary “ONE BIG HAPA FAMILY.”
Masashi Niwano, CAAM’s Festival & Exhibitions Director, chats with actor Osric Chau (2012, Spike TV’s Kung Fu Killer) on his craft.
If you missed the opening night film, TODAY’S SPECIAL, at the 2010 SFIAAFF…not to worry. Here is your chance to catch it! TODAY’S SPECIAL is opening nation wide, starting this Friday 11/19.
I recently saw TIBET IN SONG at the Lumiere. It plays until 11/18 at the Lumiere, and I highly recommend it. (There will be a DVD release next February.) Filmmaker Ngawang Choephel traveled to Tibet in the late 90’s to document folk music.
Yes indeed ladies and gentlemen! CAAM’s original web series is back for another season. Sit back and enjoy ON THE CLOCK Season 2 Ep.1 “The Big Creep”
Kyle speaks on his decision to enter the Mr. Hyphen contest and his positive internship experience with the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM).