HYPHEN Holiday Happy Hour
Come out and support your favorite Asian American magazine for another great year of amazingly intellectual content!
Come out and support your favorite Asian American magazine for another great year of amazingly intellectual content!
This year’s DIVERSITY IN PLACE FILM FESTIVAL invites submissions addressing the Diversity of Places that compounds our urban realities. These include nourishing places as well as unsettling, even frightening, places.
TABI TABI PO is an art show dedicated to celebrating Filipino folklore through urban contemporary art. A percentage of the art sales will be donated to the victims of typhoon Ondoy and Pepeng through BAYAN Philippines and BALSA (Bayanihan para sa Sambayanan). Opening night is Friday November 13th from 7PM to 10:30PM.
Hyphen and the Oakland Asian Cultural Center present the 4th annual Mr. Hyphen competition on November 14, 2009, celebrating the men of the Asian American community. The man who is crowned Mr. Hyphen wins a $1000 cash donation to his nonprofit organization!
SFIAAFF is now accepting applications for its annual Student Delegate Program! Apply today for exclusive access to films, meetings with filmmakers, and more!
3rd i Films is very pleased to present the 3rd i Seventh Annual San Francisco Int’l South Asian Film Festival (SFISAFF) , the premiere showcase for South Asian cinema in the Bay Area, scheduled for November 5 – 8, 2009.
San Francisco Film Society presents Taiwan Film Days, an exciting three-day showcase highlighting the best of contemporary Taiwanese cinema and provides Bay Area audiences with unique opportunities to view bold new Taiwanese films and engage with visionary filmmakers.
Live Octopus, A Giant Mall, and a Gazillion Movies (well, not exactly). SFIAAFF Program Manager Christine Kwon chronicles her first trip to the “Cannes of Asia, the Pusan International Film Festival.
Applications are now available for the 2010 Producers Institute for New Media Technologies. The Institute is a ten-day residency for eight creative documentary teams with the shared goal of developing and prototyping an interactive, multiplatform project that has social justice and human rights impact.
International Call provides production funds for independent producers who are non-U.S. citizens, helping them create documentaries for American television. This production funding initiative is designed to showcase international documentaries with powerful global stories that inform, inspire and connect Americans to the world at large.
An evening with Gabe Bondoc at Poleng Lounge was fun filled with great music and people! Thank you to everyone who came out to support CAAM. To see the photos from the event go to our Photo Gallery on the CAAM Channel.
Townsend Center for the Humanities will be screening FRUIT FLY at UC Berkeley on Friday November 6. This free screening will conclude with a question-and-answer discussion with director/composer H.P. MENDOZA.