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Anna May Wong Retrospective @ NYC's Moving Image

Moving Image Presents Extensive Anna May Wong Retrospective Seven-Week Series Includes Many Rare, Imported, And Restored Films
New York, NY
Sat. March 4–April 16, 2006

Embodying flapper chic and challenging traditional ideals of Chinese womanhood, Los Angeles-born Anna May Wong (1905–1961) achieved international stardom despite the racism of her time. Wong subverted stereotypes by imbuing her characters with power and self-sufficiency. This series spans the astonishing range of her career; most of the films have not screened theatrically in New York since their original release.

24th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival
March 16 - 26, 2006
San Francisco / Berkeley / San Jose
San Francisco: March 16 - 23
Berkeley: March 17 - 25
San Jose: March 24 - 26

The largest event in North America dedicated to showcasing Asian American and Asian cinema is just around the corner. Join filmmakers, actors, industry guests, and one of the most enthusiastic audiences in the world for 11 days of exciting cinema. The complete program lineup will be available starting February 14.  Opening Night Gala: "Join director Eric Byler and the cast of AMERICANese at the official Asian Art Museum-Cathay Pacific Opening Night Gala. Experience a star-studded, first-class experience courtesy of Cathay Pacific Airways, wander through the Asian Art Museum’s galleries of magnificent artwork, mix and mingle with the Festival’s filmmakers and special guests, and enjoy free-flowing food and libations."



Eric Byler's Americanese kicks off SF and Chicago Fests' for gala openings

From Novel to the Big Screen: American Knees to AMERICANese
San Francisco, CA
Panel with director Eric Byler and author Shawn Wong
Sat. March 17, 2006

78th Annual Academy Awards Nominated Films: Short Animation, Live Action & Documentary Short Categories
Portsmouth, NH
Mar 23, 2006 - 7:00 PM

The Music Hall, 28 Chestnut St., 03801, 603.436.2400
Terrific program of nominees in the categories most of us never get to see before Oscar Night, including The Mushroom Club, by Japanese-American filmmaker and past Oscar-winner (for Days of Waiting) Steven Okazaki.

Kamikaze Girls
San Diego, CA
Mar 23, 2006

Showing kicks off series of special quarterly screenings from the SDAAF, takes place at the UltraStar Mission Valley Cinemas at Hazard Center.

11th Chicago Asian American Film Festival
Chicago, IL
Fri. March 31 - April 13, 2006
Series of Chicago premieres of over 12 feature-length films kicks off March 31 with an opening-night reception and the Midwest premiere of most Eric Byler ’s Americanese, based on Shawn Wong's acclaimed novel, American Knees, and runs for two weeks to close with Georgia Lee's first feature, Red Doors.  All programs at the Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N. State Street (at Randolph) www.siskelfilmcenter.org. Tickets available at the Film Center box office, (312) 846-2600, or in advance through www.ticketmaster.com.  For complete schedule and details, see: http://www.faaim.org/index01.htm.  Not in Chicago?  Send a postcard (PDF) to someone who is!



Georgia Lee's Red Doors featured in S.F., Chicago, Madison fests this month

Asian American Film Series, Wisconsin Film Festival 2006
Madison, WI
Mar 30 - Apr 2, 2006
International film festival this year includes the Asian American film series, "Y'all Gonna Learn Chinese," sponsored by the UW-Madison Asian American Studies Program. In a release, AASP director Leslie Bow said that "we chose the shorts and feature-length films in the series in part because of the way that they challenge and play with ideas that the dominant culture promotes about Asians. These films expand our vision of what is 'Asian' and 'American'."  Features include Red Doors, The Grace Lee Project, Amu, Asian American Screen Test, Mardi Gras: Made In China, and No Sleep Til Shanghai. A number of shorts will also be screened. Not included in the Asian American portion of the festival but also of interest is the feature film TRE, a film by Eric Byler, the director of Charlotte Sometimes and Americanese.

Hawaii International Film Festival Spring Showcase No. 9
Honolulu, HI
March 31 - April 6, 2006

Vietnamese International Film Festival
Orange County, CA
April 7-10, 14-17, 2005

SLAP (Salt Lake Asian Pacific) Film Festival
SLC, UT
April 13-16, 2005

2006 Milwaukee Asian Film Festival
Milwaukee, WI
Apr 13 - 19, 2006



Oscar winner Steven Okazaki's latest, The Mushroom Club, tours with 2006 Oscar Shorts

Sixth Annual Waves Asian American Film Festival
Iowa City, IA
April 14-16 2006

The University of Iowa, Center for Asian and Pacific Studies

POLLEN @ NYC Downtown Short Film Festival
New York, NY
April 27, 8 PM
New film by director Chil Kong, produced by Nic Cha Kim, Chil Kong and Erin Quill, plays at the NYC Downtown Short Film Festival, sponsored by the Multi-Cultural Arts Center.  Description: Peter loves Theresa. Theresa loves Peter. She thinks he's a writer. He thinks she's an actress. Only Howard and John know the truth. Cast: Becky Baehling (CD World, Beckstacy), Chil Kong (LOST, Six Feet Under), Alec Mapa (Half & Half, M.Butterfly), Felix Pire (12 Monkeys, Phatz Girlz)

78th Annual Academy Awards Nominated Films: Short Animation, Live Action & Documentary Short Categories
Lincoln, NE
Fri. April 28 - Thu. May 11, 2006

Ross Media Center, 313 N. 13th St. - 402.472.5353
Terrific program of nominees in the categories most of us never get to see before Oscar Night, including The Mushroom Club, by Japanese-American filmmaker and past Oscar-winner (for Days of Waiting) Steven Okazaki.

Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
Los Angeles, CA
Thu. May 4 - Thu. May 11, 2006

Kayo Hatta's Fishbowl
"Independent Lens"
(Televised - PBS)
May 9, 2006

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Lovey, an 11-year-old Hawaiian girl with big hair and big glasses, is in the classroom sitting at desk, a chalkboard behind her, arms folded looking at a goldfish in a bowl
Fishbowl by Kayo Hatta broadcast nationally on PBS

Silk Screen: Asian American Film Festival
Pittsburgh, PA
May 12-20, 2006

The Grace Lee Project
Columbus, OH
May 31, 2006

Wexner Center for the Arts, Ohio State University

3rd Annual Asian American Association Film Festival
Davis, CA
Sometime in May 2006

Chemistry 194, UC Davis Campus

Slant: Bold Asian American Images
Houston, TX
June 3-4, 2006

Asian Film Festival of Dallas
Dallas, TX
August 3-11, 2006
Late Entry Deadline: June 1, 2006



The Grace Lee Project playing at OSU, Columbus, May 31

Boulder Asian Film Festival
Boulder, CO
Sep 8-10, 2006

Independent South Asian Film Festival
Seattle, WA
Sep 27 - Oct 1, 2006

Boston Asian American Film Festival
Boston, MA
October 12-15, 2006

San Diego Asian Film Festival
San Diego, CA
October 12-19, 2006

Programs to be announced; submissions accepted through June 7.  The festival takes place at the UltraStar Mission Valley Cinemas at Hazard Center.

Hawaii International Film Festival
Oct 19 - Nov 5, 2006

10th Anniversary Vancouver Asian Film Festival
Vancouver, British Columbia
November 1-5, 2006

Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival
November 15-19, 2006

 


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