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THE SUN BEHIND THE CLOUDS Bay Area Opening
The award wining documentary THE SUN BEHIND THE CLOUDS opens in Bay Area theatres starting June 18th.
NAAAP-SF Annual Picnic
Continuing the success of last year’s Summer Picnic, the NAAAP-SF will gather again for their 2010 Summer Picnic and Volleyball Tournament event.
CAAM Co-presents at the Frameline Film Fest
The Center for Asian American Media co-presents OFF WORLD, THE GOLDEN PIN, and SPRING FEVER at the Frameline Film Festival.
“Blades of Blood” Opens at AMC Cupertino
“Blades of Blood,” directed by Lee Jun-Ik (The King and the Clown) opens this Friday at AMC Cupertino.
3rd i’s Queer Eye
3rd i Films presents 3rd i’s Queer Eye, a South Asian lens on the LGBT experience. Featuring the documentary FREDDIE MERCURY: THE UNTOLD STORY.
MATCHA at the Asian Art Museum: The Shanghai Dress
It’s that time again. This month’s MATCHA at the Asian Art Museum features the work of designer Jane Zhu.
Akira Kurosawa Centennial at the PFA
A master by any measure, Kurosawa exploited the epic possibilities of the big screen while remaining grounded in a fundamental humanism. This three-month retrospective at the PFA is a chance to explore the full range of his fifty-year career.
APA Heritage Month Screening for CAAM Members
Happy Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! CAAM invites its members and a guest for a special screening as we appreciate the great works of CAAM founder, educator, filmmaker and mentor, Loni Ding.
DIRTY HANDS at the Roxie Theatre in SF
DIRTY HANDS directed by Harry Kim opens May 21st at the Roxie Theatre.
Kurosawa’s RAN 25th Anniversary Screenings at Landmark Theatre
Rialto Pictures presents RAN, the 27th film by legendary Japanese director Akira Kurosawa (Rashomon, Seven Samurai, Hidden Fortress) in a new 35mm print , opening June 4, 2010 at Landmark Theatres in San Francisco.
Konrad Ng on FLOWTV: 2010 Census and Grassroots Communities
CAAM Board Member, Konrad Ng talks about the portrait of American through film, the 2010 Census, and the inevitability of a profound demographic shift.