Join CAAM and Asia Society Northern California on Thursday, April 30 at the Ninth Street Independent Film Center for a screening of “Nowhere to Call Home: A Tibetan in Beijing,” a new film by Jocelyn Ford.
Watch “Verses in Exile,” an original web series by the director of “Cambodian Son,” online now.
“The Sisterhood of Night” opens in select theaters and everywhere On Demand April 10.
The director’s latest film is a bilingual and bicultural mystery-thriller set in and around San Francisco.
“A short-legged girl in a long-legged world” – “How to Fight in Six Inch Heels” opens in Orange County, San Jose, Houston, Dallas, Seattle and San Diego.
2015 CAAM Fellow Vera Brunner-Sung reflects on attending CAAMFest 2015. Travel to and from CAAMFest 2015 for CAAM Fellows was generously provided by Southwest…
Winners were announced at the Remy Martin Awards Ceremony. Find out if your favorite film won here! Updated 3/26/2015 with our Audience Award winners!
After 11 amazing days of Asian and Asian American film, music and food, CAAMFest 2015 closes the curtains on another successful year. As the nation’s largest festival of its kind, CAAM welcomed participants from all over the world and showcased over 100 films from 20 different countries.
Thank you to the 48 community partner organizations who promoted our CAAMFest 2015 screenings and events to their networks and audiences.
We have three days left of CAAMFest 2015! Check out some of our photos so far.
Oscar Award-winning director Ruby Yang is back with an emotional documentary, “My Voice, My Life,” playing during CAAMFest Saturday, March 21 at the New Parkway Theater.
“Drawing upon his family’s home movies, Fulbeck has fashioned a unique live performance that promises to be unforgettable.”