As part of our Pacific Island Visions program we are featuring films such as THERE ONCE WAS AN ISLAND, PAPA MAU: THE WAYFINDER and KNOTS, and the JAKE SHIMABUKURO DOCUMENTARY that show contemporary life in the Pacific.
SFIAAFF is happy to co-present the 2K12 Seoulsonic North American Tour, “Music of the Seoul!” Interested in Seoul’s dynamic music scene? Come check out…
It wouldn’t be right to kick off SFIAAFF30 without a proper thanks to all of you who make this Festival happen. To our community of CAAM fans and supporters, THANK YOU!
SFIAAFF 30 IS HERE! We are thrilled to kick off SFIAAFF 30 with none other than WHITE FROG, the highly-anticipated new film by celebrated…
CAAMsanity! By Ravi Chandra, M.D. March 7, 2012 Are you excited?! Are you ready?! Full court press! SFIAAFF is the champion point guard for…
Game Salon Friday March 9, 7 PM. Super Frog Gallery, New People. Game on. Take part in the present and future wave of digital…
We like to Party… The Official SFIAAFF 30 Parties List! From intimate gatherings to lavish galas, the 11 days of the Festival afford a…
READY, SET, PITCH! Sunday, March 11, 10am-11:30am Hotel Kabuki, Imperial Room A 1625 Post Street in Japantown, San Francisco This is a FREE EVENT…
With the beginning of the Festival’s 30th year, SFIAAFF’s mission to promote the best in Asian American and international cinema is more significant than…
We’re thrilled to announce this year’s student delegates! Chosen from a competitive pool of undergraduate and graduate students, the Student Delegates are a small but diverse group of students who undergo Festival “boot camp.” Guided by Festival staff, students participate in a rigorous schedule of film screenings, discussions, and exclusive meetings with filmmakers and special guests. The program aims to cultivate the next generation of filmmakers, activists, educators, and community leaders.
Looking to get scared at SFIAAFF 30? Watch I AM A GHOST, an experiment on memory written and directed by H.P. Mendoza!
Did you know that SFIAAFF30 is happening in Berkeley, too? Don’t miss out on our incredible line-up of films and events at the Pacific Film Archive, including an intimate conversation with child star and playwright, Cherylene Lee!