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Proud presenters of the Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF) in New York City. AAIFF showcases the best in independent Asian and Asian American cinema.
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2024 AAIFF47 Film Festival Trailer
Established in 1978 by Asian CineVision, the Asian American International Film Festival is the nation’s first and longest running festival of its kind and the premier showcase for the best independent Asian, Asian diaspora and Pacific Islander cinema. AAIFF is committed to film and media as a tool for social change and to supporting diversity and inclusion in the media arts.
Asian CineVision (ACV) is a 501(c)(3) media arts nonprofit devoted to the development, exhibition, promotion, and preservation of Asian and Asian American experiences through storytelling. Our mission is to nurture and grow the community of makers and enthusiasts of Asian and Asian American independent film, television...
Asian CineVision (ACV) is a 501(c)(3) media arts nonprofit devoted to the development, exhibition, promotion, and preservation of Asian and Asian American experiences through storytelling. Our mission is to nurture and grow the community of makers and enthusiasts of Asian and Asian American independent film, television...
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Yūrei (ghosts) Teaser
Просмотров 542 месяца назад
The veiled history of Japanese Mexicans and the enduring impact of historical silence on their descendants is portrayed through landscape and choreographic exploration, questioning the formation and theatricality of individual and collective identity. When all that is left of history are vague memories, how do invisible wounds heal? Through a five-chapter structure, the documentary transits dif...
Meeting You, Meeting Me Teaser
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
When unexpected, much-needed friendship arrives at your doorstep.... Two women from very different walks of life-a Korean American divorce attorney who is very rooted in her immigrant family's upbringing, and a Californian college dropout searching for herself after being canceled online-both desperately need a friend in this moment, when they cross paths by chance and form an unlikely friendship.
Screened Off Trailer
Просмотров 202 месяца назад
Dr. Nazanin Hedayat Munroe ruminates about her family's heritage, the meaning of her art, and identity all while talking about the processes involved with the creation of her most recent textile work.
Really Good Driver Trailer
Просмотров 1192 месяца назад
When 24-year-old Ash moves back home and asks their mom, Julie, to teach them to drive, Julie jumps at the opportunity to spend some quality time with her child. As their first lesson begins, Julie marvels at the similarities between the two of them. But anxious Ash struggles to grasp even the most basic of car operations, and soon Julie grows just as frustrated as her grown-up kid. The truth o...
Future Date Teaser
Просмотров 2072 месяца назад
In the distant future where the outside climate is unlivable and everyone is forced to spend their lives alone in tiny rooms, two people win the rare opportunity to go on a very unusual date-in person. Starring Stanley Wong (THE BIG SHORT), Shuang Hu (star/producer/co-writer of the Amazon original, FIVE BLIND DATES), and Johnny Pemberton (Amazon's hit series, FALLOUT), FUTURE DATE is an offbeat...
Muted Trailer
Просмотров 932 месяца назад
JESSICA is a Chinese-American high schooler studying for a chemistry test late at night. Faced with the immense pressure of perfection, she turns to pills to enhance her study performance. Her actions threaten to jeopardize her relationships with her friends while exploring her tumultuous relationship with her mother.
Don’t f*ck with Bà (Đừng giỡn mặt với Bà) Teaser
Просмотров 442 месяца назад
In a Chinatown slum, Thao finds her grandmother murdered and her gold jewelry stolen. Disillusioned by authorities' indifference, she rallies her community to take a stand. With support from marginalized femme peers, they form a group to battle crime targeting their homes. Facing off against the thieving gang, they seek justice and find renewed purpose in their neighborhood.
Dear Watsonville Trailer
Просмотров 672 месяца назад
"Dear Watsonville" is a mixed-media documentary offering an intimate glimpse into the lives of the manong generation, the 1st generation of Filipino migrants to arrive en masse in the U.S., as seen through the eyes of their children. It unfolds in 3 distinct vignettes, each focusing on the migration stories and day-to-day experiences of 3 Filipino families. This film distinguishes itself with i...
Plan B (پلن بی) Trailer
Просмотров 142 месяца назад
After the father discovers his daughter's secret affair with a man, he decides to kill them both with the help of his young son and defend the family's reputation. But at the last moment, his plan falls apart
Dear Dad Trailer
Просмотров 382 месяца назад
Noah Kim grew up "completely American," even though his father was a first generation Korean immigrant. His father had a tumultuous relationship with his parents, resulting in Noah never being exposed to Korean language, food, or culture during his youth. When his father passed away his senior year of high school, Noah became increasingly interested in exploring this part of his identity. While...
Waipo's Coming Over! Trailer
Просмотров 242 месяца назад
Waipo (Grandma) travels from Ipoh to Singapore to stay with Shin Mun for a short period of time. With unwavering determination, Shin Mun endeavors to bridge the gap between past and present, striving to reclaim the time lost with her grandma due to language barriers and long distances.
The Variable
Просмотров 72 месяца назад
The Variable opens on what appears to be a campy espionage thriller, but it is soon revealed to be an audition as we’re transported into a casting room. X, an “ethnically ambiguous” actor, is in the middle of a line when the director stops him and asks him to play a different ethnicity. As the story unfolds, we oscillate between the spy world and the casting room as X is forced to play into off...
Totem night (شبِ توتم) Trailer
Просмотров 22 месяца назад
A young girl lives in the house of an old lady, serving as her nurse. There are a bunch of domestic animals in the house, which the young girl consumes as food and other things. After living there for a while, the animals’ interactions with the girl become weird. They try to warn her about something but fail. In a nightmare of hers, the girl sees many other girls who used to be nurses in the ho...
29 Hour Famine Trailer
Просмотров 2132 месяца назад
Jenny, a stubbornly headstrong teenager, is this year’s organizer of her church youth group’s annual fasting event. But unlike previous iterations of the so-called “famine,” she seems to be approaching the event with unusual and off-putting intensity, despite her friend Mina’s attempts to get her to relax. When Jenny discovers a wayward dinosaur cookie crumb in the church, she becomes hell-bent...
The Little Shopping Trolley (Le petit panier à roulettes) Trailer
Просмотров 952 месяца назад
The Little Shopping Trolley (Le petit panier à roulettes) Trailer
Hello! Is this going to be available online anywhere?
How no one know about this film😮
Bhai movie kaisi hai ye...
I went to the premiere in San Francisco… the “actress” in the blue dress was using anti black language. I felt personally attacked
I NEED to watch this
So underated
💛💛💛
Let’s gooo
So excited for the films this year!! ❤
White world will not only assimilate your entire life... but it will also consume your very soul.
From the director "Find Me". Says a lot...
The Philippine-American War pitted one time allies in the overthrow of Spain against each other. Spain negotiated a separate peace with the United States in the Treaty of Paris, ceding colonial rule of the Philippine Islands to the Americans rather than granting the Filipinos independence. The American government accepted this new imperial role, and set about subduing any Filipinos who resisted. In this scene, the city of Iloilo is captured from Filipino forces by Americans led by Brigadier General Marcus Miller, with no loss of American lives. (Diorama in the Ayala Museum, Makati, Philippines, 2018.) Waging the American War How did the Americans justify their takeover of the Philippines? Are you convinced by this argument? In your opinion, did American conduct during the war match these justifications? Why or why not? How did the American military attempt to counter rumors of their brutality? Annexation of the Philippines as a colony of the United States was often justified by those in the U.S. government and media on moral and racial grounds. The U.S. was simply doing its duty as an advanced, Western nation, spreading civilization, democracy, and capitalism to primitive Asians who enjoyed none of these things and were too simple to be trusted with self-government. Historian Stuart Creighton Miller writes that in this view, “Americans altruistically went to war with Spain to liberate Cubans, Puerto Ricans, and Filipinos from their tyrannical yoke. If they lingered on too long in the Philippines, it was to protect the Filipinos from European predators waiting in the wings for an American withdrawal and to tutor them in American-style democracy.” Implicit in this attitude were notions of racial superiority and the inherent superiority of white America over primitive people of color. The ugly reality of Americans colonial mission was laid bare by Dean Worcester, an American colonial official, who wrote in his memoirs that the Filipinos were “treacherous, arrogant, stupid and vindictive, impervious to gratitude, incapable of recognizing obligations. Centuries of barbarism have made them cunning and dishonest. We cannot safely treat them as equals, for the simple and sufficient reason that they could not understand it. They do not know the meaning of justice and good faith. They do not know the difference between liberty and license…. These Filipinos must be taught obedience and be forced to observe, even if they cannot comprehend, the practices of civilization. On February 11, 1899-only one week after the first shots of the war were fired-American naval forces destroyed the city of Iloilo with bombardment by the USS Petrel and the USS Baltimore. The city was then captured by ground forces led by Brigadier General Marcus Miller, with no loss of American lives. Months later, after finally securing Manila from Filipino control, American forces moved northwards, engaging in combat at the brigade and battalion level in pursuit of the fleeing insurgent forces and their commanders. In response to the use of guerilla warfare tactics by Filipino forces beginning in September 1899, American military strategy shifted to a suppression footing. Tactics became focused on the control of key areas with internment and segregation of the civilian population in “zones of protection” from the guerrilla population (foreshadowing the Strategic Hamlet Program that would be utilized decades later, during the Vietnam War). Due to unsanitary conditions, many of the interned civilians died from dysentery. General Otis gained notoriety for some of his actions in the Philippines. Although multiple orders were given to Otis from Washington to avoid military conflict, he did very little to prevent the breakout of war. Otis refused to accept anything but unconditional surrender from the Philippine Army. He often made major military decisions without first consulting leadership in Washington. He acted aggressively in dealing with the Filipinos under the assumption that their resistance would collapse quickly. A member of the American colonial government offered an alternative theory on what Bell was achieving, noting in his official report that far from breaking the spirit of the Filipino people, the blanket policy of violence and destruction was: … sowing the seeds for a perpetual revolution. If these things need be done, they had best be done by native troops so that the people of the U.S.. will not be credited therewith. Otis also played a large role in suppressing information about American military tactics from the media. When letters describing American atrocities reached the American media, the War Department became involved and demanded that Otis investigate their authenticity. Each press clipping was forwarded to the original writer’s commanding officer, who would then convince or force the soldier to write a retraction of the original statements. Meanwhile, Otis claimed that Filipino insurgents tortured American prisoners in “fiendish fashion.” During the closing months of 1899, Aguinaldo attempted to counter Otis’ account by suggesting that neutral parties-foreign journalists or representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross-inspect his military operations. Otis refused, but Aguinaldo managed to smuggle four reporters-two English, one Canadian, and one Japanese-into the Philippines. The correspondents returned to Manila to report that American captives were “treated more like guests than prisoners,” were “fed the best that the country affords, and everything is done to gain their favor.” The story went on to say that American prisoners were offered commissions in the Filipino army and that three had accepted. The four reporters were expelled from the Philippines as soon as their stories were printed. U.S. Navy Lieutenant J.C. Gilmore, whose release was forced by American cavalry pursuing Aguinaldo into the mountains, insisted that he had received “considerable treatment” and that he was no more starved than were his captors. Otis responded to publication of two articles concerning this by ordering the “capture” of the two authors, and that they be “investigated,” therefore questioning their loyalty. When F.A. Blake of the International Committee of the Red Cross arrived at Aguinaldo’s request, Otis kept him confined to Manila, where Otis’ staff explained all of the violations of international humanitarian law perpetrated by Filipino soldiers. Blake managed to slip away from an escort and venture into the field. Blake never made it past American lines, but even within American lines he saw burned out villages and “horribly mutilated bodies, with stomachs slit open and occasionally decapitated.” Blake waited to return to San Francisco, where he told one reporter that “American soldiers are determined to kill every Filipino in sight.” H.L. Wells, a staunch imperialist writing in the New York Evening Post, excused the troubling American racial theories that contributed to the often callous violence that characterized the Philippine-American War “There is no question that our men do ‘shoot niggers’ somewhat in the sporting spirit, but that is because war and their environments have rubbed off the thin veneer of civilization…Undoubtedly, they do not regard the shooting of Filipinos just as they would the shooting of white troops. This is partly because they are “only niggers,” and partly because they despise them for their treacherous servility…The soldiers feel they are fighting with savages, not with soldiers.”
Never forget your ancestors who were lynched, beaten, molested, their houses were bricked and petrol bombed, lynched on the street and the park, family and girls molested or raped, families beaten, set on fire, had dogs set upon them that tore their flesh amongst many horrific attacks and abuses. Whether black, brown or yellow through the 1800, 1950's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, 00's and today. Western colonialism atrocities and exploitive terrorism all over the world and their far right nazi Terrorist organisations and their Propaganda.
"Promo SM" 😈
Who’s here after live action Suki?😅
Maria Zhang brought me here 💘😍
My maria
WHERE CAN I WATCH THIS. RELEASE IT NOW
Maria❤🤩
¿Alguien sabe donde se puede ver?
MOMMY MARIA ZHANG☺🥰😍
I wanted to watch it in full but i do not know where. I am so sad, I am even willing to pay or rent it. :c
Oh my gosh MARIA ZHANG!
Of course they try to spin this about Racism. How about celibate a good show with good acting and writing.
is this available online?
Stunning tale of the man responsible for the art direction of Disney’s Bambi! (1942)
😮Ruby Chow her children brought my parents. Everytime I cane in they wrent high enough for the register they stood on something for something. Edgewater is never to use pandas again for feet in the gift ahop
Brings back fond memories of my years in the Seattle Chinese Drill Team. I made lifetime friends with these girls.
Love these ladies. My favorites in all parades.❤
It is good to arouse the interest in Heroines in our history and cultural awareness. It would be better if it can be presented in a more Chinese style (not the western military drill style) with some cultural and historical references to the heroines in the real history such as 秦良玉(Qin Liangyu), 花木兰 (Hua Mulan),穆桂英 (Mu Guiying),樊梨花 (Fan Lihua),梁红玉 (Liang Hongyu,), etc.
Looks interesting.
Knives Out: The Colonized Strike Back
I'm Bobby muddah. I'm Bobby mom.
You got me you asshole
Idk why people think that bit is so funny. It's overrated
Comedy is subjective. The bit itself isn't necessarily the funniest thing ever. What is funny is how random people just yell it out at Bobby and Santino.
@@jamesmartak nah Bobbys mom is a baddie not a crossed eyed bitch
Killed by the tiger in his belly
Author! Author!
Yeah, Hello, finally the time has come! Khyentse, དུས་ཚོད་སླེབ་སོང། Hello, There are university scholars (like me) who say that Shambhala (in the Ngorpa Kalachakra) is the Mongols' Empire in the West of Tibet, (Ngari, Burang, Mustang Lo Mantang.). The Mongol Empire stretched from Kailash to Pakistan, to Irak, to Turkey. Dear Khyentse, would you like to shoot a film (in Normandy, Verneuil-sur-Avre,) with me about finding (....through the Ngorpa Kalachakra...), Shambhala? The day after Obamas victory in the election, in 2008, the lottery in Obamas home state drew 666. The Kalachakra of the Ngor School announces there will be a Demon King called Krinmati and the King of Shambhala will defeat him. I'm sure the Antichrist Obama is Krinmati. Khyentse must reveal this to the world, he has that power and he has the duty to have that role and responsibility.
Definitely going to watch this
The creators of this have daddy issues.😂
ฉันจะไปที่เดิม ในวันพรุ่งนี้เวลาเดิม 2:00 น
This movie was amazing
Home say yung from the squid games
Joe Seo is breathtakingly beautiful. I didn’t know he did a bl.
Thanks for putting it up.
Racism: when exploring the nature of racism, better to have some grasp of what racism is to begin with. I'm not talking about the newspeak definition of the word. I am talking about the actual dictionary definition of the word. A Race is any group of persons - however large or small - sharing the same characteristics, beliefs or habits. Racism then, is the dislike of persons sharing the same characteristics, beliefs or habits. Ergo - dislike of persons who share a belief that persons sharing a different ethnicity or culture are somehow inferior or disliked, is dislike of a group with similar beliefs. I.e., racism. Being anti-racist, is in fact racist. It's a Mobius strip. Meaning, the word has basically zero validity. What you are talking about is either xenophobia, or ethnicism. I'd say, sure stick racism in your video title to garner more views. But given the 105 views on this video, I'd reckon it did not quite work. Instead, I'd educate yourselves and start using the correct language. Then maybe others can grasp it, change, or do something constructive about it. By the way. None of my Chinese Gangster friends would ever call a black person Hakgwai to their face. Say it to Mike Tyson see how he feels about it. Then tell me if it's 'not always derogatory'. Coz you'd think twice about saying it again, when u had no teeth.
Honoured to be part of this fine trailer.
Where can we find the full short film??
Asian American International Film Festival LMAO!!! What about Africans that were born in the States and are now living in Asia with vacationing to Australia once a year? How would that be called then? 😂
Awesome!! Very artistic!
Me enteré de este BL por una publicación en un grupo, y me dí cuenta que es Kyler de Cobra Kai hdajsajs
Thanks for making Arcadia known! Born and raised here!
bisa nonton di mana?
I watched it on Amazon
saat ini ada di MUBI