CAAM co-presents MATTER OF SIZE at the SFJFF
The Center for Asian American Media co-presents MATTER OF SIZE at this years’ SF Jewish Film Festival.
The Center for Asian American Media co-presents MATTER OF SIZE at this years’ SF Jewish Film Festival.
CAAM co-presents WILD ROSE directed by Sun Yu. Set in the same era as Bertolucci’s THE LAST EMPEROR, the film portrays a fascinating contrast of rustic countryside and Art Deco cityscape. WILD ROSE will screen at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival.
CAAM Co-presents ANOTHER HOLE IN THE HEAD Film Festival. Two weeks of sci-fi, horror and Fantasy!
CAAM is pleased to co-present the Bay Area Theatrical premiere of Korean American filmmaker Lee Issac Chung’s MUNYURANGABO
Kick off the sixth annual 3rd I Film Festival with an unforgettable evening in the heart of San Francisco’s bustling Mission District. Join luminaries Rebecca Hazelwood and Manish Goyal (Kissing Cousins), local filmmaker Saqib Mausoof (Kala Pul) and special guests at Bollyhood Cafe/Little Baobab and partake in free-flowing conversation and libations into the night.
The Pacific Film Archive presents I LOVE BEIJING: THE FILMS OF NING YING. Ning Ying is an artist in residence at PFA this fall, appearing in person to discuss her films and offering a master class on October 27. This series is presented in conjunction with the BAM exhibition Mahjong: Contemporary Chinese Art from the Sigg Collection.
As part of the MVFF focus series, CAAM is pleased to co-present FOCUS ASIA at the 2008 Mill Valley Film Festival. MVFF will present a number of award-winning new Asian narrative and documentary films, including the CAAM-funded THE BETRAYAL (NERAKOUN), directed by Ellen Kuras and Thavisouk Phrasaveth
Sip earthy tea inside a mammoth atmospheric, communal space, which celebrates the centuries-old nomadic trade and travel of the Silk Routes. Elsewhere in the museum, taste teas from India, Persia, and Tibet or those along China’s Tea and Horse Roads. TEA & SPICE takes place at the Asian Art Museum on September 4th at 5:30pm.
Pacific Film Archive presents UNKNOWN PLEASURES: The Films of Jia Zhangke. Viewers wishing to understand China’s vast changes during the last decade, those seeking arguably the most important, critically acclaimed director of our era, should start in one place: the films of Jia Zhangke. UNKNOWN PLEASURES film series screens from September 12 – October 17, 2008 at the Pacific Film Archive.
Get your monthly arts fix at the Asian Art Museum’s MATCHA series. Experience live performances, create art, embark on special tours of the galleries, mingle with friends over cocktails, or simply chill to the hip beats of DJs and musicians.
Presented by the Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project (QWOCMAP) The 4th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival showcases the explosive stories of our community, from the quick turns of a dyke couple on a mission to conceive to the fierce shimmy of big bodacious babes to the dynamic strut of a queer secret agent, these fly films will let you get down, get funky and get loose!
Fifth annual 3rd i Film Festival From art-house classics to experimental visions to next-level Bollywood, 3rd I promotes diverse images of South Asians in…