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shareArt has the power to inspire and heal communities. In these diverse shorts, we see how art impacts the audiences and the artists themselves.
THIS PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE CAAMFEST ON DEMAND AND INCLUDES Q&A.
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Co-Presenters: Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center, Chinatown Community Development Center, QWOCMAP, Chinese Historical and Cultural Project, Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco
In this program
BREATHE (HINGA)
Directed by Sammay Dizon
BREATH (HINGA) is a performance ritual film and time capsule honoring the sacred grief, life force, and resiliency of the Bay Area Pilipinx community during COVID-19.
MAIA CRUZ PALILEO: BECOMING THE MOON
Directed by Ligaiya Romero
Filmmaker Ligaiya Romero explores the life and work of Maia Cruz Palileo, the multi-disciplinary, Brooklyn-based artist who examines themes of migration and the permeable concept of home in her works.
CITRIC ACID
Directed by Elenie Chung
In this powerful and dream-like film, Aino and Yu Xing are two best friends and working fine artists.
CHINATOWN PRETTY
Directed by Roy Chan
In San Francisco, Chinatown Community Development Center (CCDC) is using storytelling and arts projects highlighting the lived experiences…
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