“Sailor Moon” – A Feminist Revival
Sailor Moon is being revived online in uncut episodes. We analyze its potentially subversive feminist and queer depictions.
Sailor Moon is being revived online in uncut episodes. We analyze its potentially subversive feminist and queer depictions.
CAAM partners with Frameline to present three short API LGBT films for APA Heritage Month. The films are available online for a year.
For the 4th year in a row, the Center for Asian American Media is curating a set of films during the SF Hill Physicians…
During the month of May, Comcast On Demand subscribers will have access to a wide selection of media, film, and narratives to celebrate Asian…
The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival is presenting a program celebrating the centennial of silent film actor Sessue Hayakawa, a “true Hollywood pioneer.”…
Editor’s Update (June 26, 2014): American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs premieres on national TV Monday, June 30 on PBS. Grace Lee…
Memoirs of a Superfan vol. 9.4: Journey from the Journey 2006, the year I started blogging for CAAM, was also the year that Ham…
Step into the world of film and entertainment, and it’s not all glamour and glitz. The challenges for minorities is well-known, from the lack…
Filmmaker Gerry Balasta and independent producer Karin Chien during a CAAM Fellowship panel. My journey as a filmmaker has had its share of ups…
We are thrilled to announce that CHINAFORNIA, directed by Ellie Lee, is one of three webseries funded by CAAM’s Web Innovation Fund, an animated…
This short film takes place in San Francisco, 1951, focusing on the experience of a young Filipino American trying to adjust to his predominantly…
This compilation of Valerie Soe’s early experimental works (1986-1992) confronts the myths of Asian stereotypes head-on through images, personal stories and film clips. “ALL…