#GettingReal16 – IDA and CAAM Host Historic Convening of Asian American Documentary Filmmakers
Who gets to tell Asian American stories? Why are Asian American stories not seen as central to the American narrative?
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TICKET GIVEAWAY! SEE New Korean Movie “Asura: The City of Madness”
Comment on our Facebook post by 4pm PST Tuesday, October 18, 2016 for a chance to win tickets to see the film, and let us know which location you’d like to see the film in!
StoryCorps: Exploring Filipino Arts in SoMa through Bindlestiff Studios
Bindlestiff was a second home to many Filipinos and had become a multi-generational cultural hub, a beloved and important space within the community.
Join our #WeLikeItLikeThat Twitter Chat Tues. 10/11 at 3 ET/12 PT
Dive deeper into “We Like It Like That” documentary with filmmaker, culture and music influencers, including Joe Bataan and Oliver Wang.
Filipino Americans Make a New Name for Their San Francisco Neighborhood
San Francisco’s South of Market area is known for swank tech-company offices, gleaming luxury apartments, a baseball park with breathtaking views of the bay. Few know that it was also home to one of the country’s earliest Filipino communities.
Asian American Films on Comcast On Demand This Month!
Catch “Amar,” “Dreality,” and “Lovebites” on Comcast in October!
Ticket Giveaway! See Acclaimed Chinese coming-of-age “SOULMATE!”
CAAM has e-tickets to give away to SOULMATE, a coming-of-age film by acclaimed Hong Kong filmmaker Peter Chan (Dragon, Comrades: Almost a Love Story),…
StoryCorps: Carlos Carvajal and Four Generations of Filipinos in the Arts
“Finally, I decided, I am not a doctor. I am going into my profession, which was dance.”
Broadway Actress Lena Hall Discusses Upcoming “Hedwig” Tour and Her Filipino Heritage
“I wasn’t faced with a lot of obstacles in being in the arts. It was always something that was very supported by my parents.”
Boogaloo Legend Joe Bataan Preaches “Streetology” and Diasporic Filipino Love
The musician behind “Ordinary Guy” and other hits talks about his Black and Filipino identity growing up among Latino Americans in Harlem.
Remembering Filmmaker Anjoo Khosla, CAAMFest Alumna
The filmmaker behind “Wahid’s Mobile Bookstore” has passed away.
“Dr. Ken’s” Krista Marie Yu on Her Love of Acting and Her Asian American TV Family
“I am so proud to be a part of this show, a show that follows the story of an Asian American family. I’m also extremely proud to represent an Asian American girl on television.”