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PROGRAM 44, 9:30 p.m.
Aratani/Japan America Theatre
VC Digital Posse: Class of 05
TRT: 45 minutes
Visual Communications proudly presents the latest collection of
works produced through the organization's innovative Armed With
a Camera Fellowship. This year's selection of emerging Asian American
media artistsóall under the age of 30 and as young as 16ócomplete
the challenge of producing 5-minute masterpieces with a line-up
of works that profile people whose lives are worth more than we
give credit for, and observes the passing of time in thoughtful
and insightful ways
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POST
NATYAM
(United States, 2005) Dir./Scr.: Tina Bhaga
POST NATYAM is embodied dissentóperformance on a continuum
of tradition and innovation, theory and aesthetics, art and activism.
A new generation of desi women takes ownership of Bharatanatyam
and their bodies. Shyamala Moorty confuses and infuses classical
Indian dance with personal and political experiences.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Narrative |
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PASSAGES
(United States, 2005) Dir./Scr.: Ted Chung
After this, nothing's ever going to be the same again for
Hannahóher view of the world will be changed forever.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Narrative
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VOID
(United States, 2005) Dir./Scr.: Patrick Epino
In a culture of quick fixes, a sad guy tries to get happyóand
so does everyone else.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Narrative
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HOW
TO BE A HONG KONG SUPERSTAR
(United States, 2005) Dir./Wtr.: Cindy Fang
Vivi Ho, a Chinese-American high school student, pursues her dream
of becoming a singer. However, obstacles in the American market
steer her quest for pop stardom towards Hong Kong.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Documentary |
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ON
YOUR OWN
(United States, 2005) Dir./Scr.: Anson Ho
What do you usually eat with your meal? Could someone tell just
by looking at you? Our young Henry's journey to translate his late
Grandpa's work leaves him interpreting more than just the words.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Narrative
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EVERYTHING WAS GOOD WHEN WE WERE YOUNG
(United States, 2005) Dir./Scr.: Sasha Hsuczyk
A stoic businessman wakes one morning to yet another bleak day.
All is as it was the previous day, and the day before that. But,
unlike all of those other days, this one takes an unexpected turn
of events, and takes him back to the days when everything was good
when he was young.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Narrative
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SPY
MOMS
(United States, 2005) Dir./Scr.: William Lu
Four desperate mothers give new meaning to the word "overprotective."
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Narrative
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PEACE
BEGINS WITH YOU AND ME
(United States, 2005) Dir./Scr.: Megumi Nishikura
PEACE BEGINS WITH YOU AND ME explores how the director found her
passion for peace from early childhood to present day and her
vision of the world when each individual makes a commitment to
creating peace.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Documentary
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FUTURE
ROCKSTARS OF AMERICA
(United States, 2005) Dir./Wtr.: Grace Su
Hungry to be heard, some individuals express what they have to
say through the universal language of music. In FUTURE ROCKSTARS
OF AMERICA, a group of artists strive to empower their voices
by forming solidarity like fingers to a fist.
Video, 5 minutes, Color, Documentary
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TWO
WOMEN, A BROTHER AND A BABY
(United States, 2004) Dir./Wtr.: Ali Wong
An otherwise happy and committed lesbian couple in San Francisco
ponder who
to ask to be a sperm donor to fulfill their cherished dream of
raising a child.
They have an idea…why not ask the Chinese American woman’s
brother to donate
the goods?
Video, 13 minutes, color, documentary
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BIONIC
WOMAN
(United States, 2004) Dir./Wtr.: Mark Lawsiripaiboon, Jackie Lam,
Lauren Watanabe
This profile of a young Pilipin(a) working for the Asian Pacific
AIDS Intervention Team in Los Angeles tells of her decision to undergo
a sex reassignment procedure, and of the fulfillment the operation
will have on her lifestyle.
Video, 8 minutes, Color, Documentary
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ARNOLD
MORENO
(United Staets, 2004) Dir./Wtr.: Ryan Yokota, Huy Cheng, Anjali Nath,
Long Trinh
The short life of Arnold Moreno, a talented Los Angeles youth killed
as a result of a traffic accident in 1999, is recalled by relativesk,
friends and mentors of his neighborhood.
video, 15 minutes, Color, Documentary |
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