Alan Yang and Tzi Ma on Tigertail and Telling Family Stories
In 2016, Alan Yang stood onstage next to Aziz Ansari at the Emmys and gave a rousing speech while accepting an award for comedy…
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Meet Our Board Member: David Lei
CAAM is incredibly grateful to have a group of amazing board members. We’re delighted to feature entrepreneur and community leader David Lei, who joined CAAM’s Board of…
Memoirs of a Superfan Vol. 11.12 – Taiwan Love Boat Doc Sets Sail
Update: Love Boat: Taiwan will be featured at CAAMFest37 on May 17, 2019. Memoirs of a Superfan Vol. 11.12 – Taiwan Love Boat Doc…
‘Who is Arthur Chu?’ A Conversation Between Directors
Yu Gu and Scott Drucker sat down to reflect on this juncture in making their film, about the road that led them to making a documentary about Arthur Chu, and the road ahead.
Danielle Chang on CAAMFest 2015 Closing Night Film Lucky Chow
“I…get super excited about…culinary mashups. That, to me, is art today.”
“Pajeonoyaki,” a Japanese/Korean Pancake
A mashup of the savory kimchi jeon and okonomiyaki. Chef Eric Ehler shares his recipe.
CAAM Co-presentation: WARRIORS OF THE RAINBOW: SEEDIQ BALE
This Friday, April 27, CAAM will be co-presenting the opening night of WARRIORS OF THE RAINBOW: SEEDIQ BALE at the AMC Metreon in San Francisco. Read for more information about the film and a contest giveaway!
Cinema Asian America: June’s Line-up
Take a look at the great films Chi-hui Yang (former SFIAAFF Festival Director) has programmed on Cinema Asian America for the month of June.
SFFS presents TAIWAN FILM DAYS
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.
JOYFUL LIFE screening at the ATA
Anita Wen-Shin Chang’s Joyful Life is a feature documentary in collaboration with Hansen’s disease (Leprosy) patients residing at Taiwan’s Lo-Sheng (“Joyful Life”), one of the few remaining sanatoriums in the world, on the verge of disappearing. Due to resident, student and human rights activism, plans for total destruction have stopped. At this point, the sanatorium remains despite continued pressures from the government, private interests and local civilians to excavate.