This documentary was nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Los Angeles Film Festival and was at the official selection at the SXSW Film Festival. It discusses individuality and finding yourself and your culture in a big city such as California and New York City.
This moving documentary follows the memories of 81 year old artist Frank Wong by looking at his miniature models of his former childhood town Chinatown in San Francisco. It takes us on a journey of community, change and legacy. It won an Audience Award for Best Documentary Short at the Boston Asian American Film Festival and at the Austin Asian American Film Festival.
Explores the origins of the myth and the intersections with past and present anti-Asian violence.
Combining a poignant family story with the stigma of racism, this film gives insight into the Asian-American experience, including the trauma of internment.
This Academy-Award nominated film is a powerful statement about racism in working-class America.
The story of three extraordinary Hawaiian women who helped revive Hawaiian culture when it was perilously close to being lost.
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