CAAMFest film “Island Soldier” Now Streaming on America ReFramed and PBS
The Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC) documentary follows three Micronesian soldiers fighting for the U.S.
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Muslim Youth Voices: Presenting authentic stories from Muslim American youth
“I hope to show people that Muslims are people too, and that we’re not that different from you” — Razan, 15
CAAM Presents “TYRUS,” “Abacus,” “Nobody Dies” and “Family Ingredients” on Public TV this Fall
Catch these shows beginning September 1 on PBS and other public media channels (check local listings).
Full House at CAAM and SF Public Library “The Chinese Exclusion Act” Screening
Upcoming screenings of the documentary include on in SF Chinatown on June 13.
WORLD Channel, America ReFramed + CAAM Present: #MyAPALife Filmmaker Conversation
Join us on May 30 at 7p ET/4p P for a Facebook Live conversation with APA filmmakers Grace Lee, James Q. Chan and Keoni Lee!
CAAM Documentary Fund Open Call February 1-March 20
Here’s your chance to get your documentary funded! Applications open February 1, 2017.
Destined to Document: “AKA Seoul” Director Jon Maxwell on Telling Adoptee Stories
The director’s personal history gave him the vision needed to tell adoptee stories
Asian American Films on Comcast on Demand This Month!
November titles are all food-themed — just in time for the holidays.
Asian American Films on Comcast On Demand This Month!
Catch “Amar,” “Dreality,” and “Lovebites” on Comcast in October!
Boogaloo Legend Joe Bataan Preaches “Streetology” and Diasporic Filipino Love
The musician behind “Ordinary Guy” and other hits talks about his Black and Filipino identity growing up among Latino Americans in Harlem.
CAAM’S NEW SLATE OF DOCUMENTARIES AIRS ON PBS AND WORLD CHANNEL THIS FALL
The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) announces a slate of new documentaries on PBS and World Channel this fall. CAAM presents innovative, engaging…
“Home is a Hotel” Top 5 in PBS Online Film Festival
A rare glimpse for most into family life living in an 80 sq ft SRO in San Francisco’s Chinatown.