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shareCaring for those around us can demand we break out of the habitual to meet the moment. Whether it be fallen comrades, grandchildren, neighbors, or themselves, these characters confront their challenges with strength that can only be acquired through years of experience. Surviving and at times, thriving, these films remind us that there are always new journeys in our lives.
CAAMFest on Demand
Please purchase a ticket for our CAAMFest On Demand programs. Ticket buyers will receive a code to access the virtual screening. More instructions to view are on our CAAMFest On Demand FAQs.
Virtual programs are available for purchase and may be viewed between May 12 – 22nd, 2022 but viewers will have a 24 hour window to watch the program once you hit “play.”
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In this program
Hannah’s Biography
Directed by Patricia Lee
An eighty-one-year-old recent divorcee lives a seemingly typical life: she spends time with her daughter and grandchildren, uses the handrail when she walks down the stairs—and keeps her pastime a secret.
Elvis of Laos
Directed by Van Ditthavong
After leaving war-torn Laos in late 1974, the Godfather of Lao Music joins forces with his son and granddaughter to examine the intricacies of life, inspiration, and legacy.
Zona
Directed by Masami Kawai
In a near-future where a devastating drought ravages Los Angeles and separates classes into castes, a tenacious elderly woman fights hell and high water to secure water for her neighbor.
Ka Ho’i: The Return
Directed by Mitchell Viernes
An aging Hawaiian War Veteran grapples with the nightmares of his past in a world that seems to have forgotten him – until a voice beckons to him to encounter beyond anything he’s ever imagined.
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