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We Are Watching —
The Asian American Film Festival
It’s nearly spring, and for the next two weeks San Francisco will be buzzing with filmmakers, videographers, artists, musicians, producers, distributors and movie-lovers as NAATA’s 19th annual International Asian American Film Festival unrolls its red carpets around the Bay Area. Those behind the scenes at NAATA have said that the festival is always equal parts film showcase and equal parts community event. Among the networking and schmoozing that is sure to go on, the festival also reinforces the strengths of our community by celebrating our endless stories and complexities.
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Floss Talk:
The Hot Ticket. Youth columnist Philana Woo really likes, and is suspicious of, seeing so many Asian faces in film and TV these days.
Voices from the Community:
The Aftermath of the Ehime Maru. Yoichi Clark Shimatsu of the Pacific News Service thinks the Navy’s handling of their submarine crash was criminal.
Letters to the Editor:
Waiting for an apology from Japan; Librarians to Honor Ung; Telling Our Cambodian Story; Kimi Is a Voice of Inspiration; OCA Troubled by Census Bureau Decision; Corrections. |
