Korean American Home Movie Day at Mills College in Oakland
Mills is encouraging Korean Americans to bring their home movies to be shown at Home Movie Day.
Mills is encouraging Korean Americans to bring their home movies to be shown at Home Movie Day.
Thanks to amazing home movie footage donated to CAAM’s Memories to Light initiative by local Bay Area painter/artist Hugo Kobayashi, you can see for yourself how mochi is made.
CAAM launches a special Memories to Light: Asian American Home Movies initiative focusing on California’s Central Valley.
“Because of the organic, unscripted nature of home movies and their ability to capture everyday moments or important occasions in that Asian American family, the widespread distribution of these films allows these images and their personal stories to be normalized.”
Pamela Jean Vadakan, coordinator of the California Audiovisual Preservation Project, explains why she supports CAAM’s Memories to Light campaign.
Donate $10 or more to CAAM by August 14th to help us preserve, digitize, and share home movies as windows into the American experience through intimate footage of Asian American life from the 1920s-1980s.