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Posts tagged: social justice

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‘Past Lives and Present Screens’

March 1, 2024
by Charlotte Wittmann

A conversation between Celine Song and Jeff Yang On January 23rd, the Lila Acheson Wallace Auditorium at the Asia Society was packed with people who had come to hear a conversation between author Jeff Yang and director Celine Song. Just that morning, Song ...

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‘Asians Were Killed. Nobody Cared. We’re Fighting Back.’

January 30, 2024
by Charlotte Wittmann

A film by the community, for the community “I’m Not An Activist” takes an inside look at the Dragon Combat Club (DCC), “an NYC-based volunteer initiative for community self-defense.” The club was formed in 2020. They offer free, self-defense classes in N ...

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The ‘ABC from NYC’ for AAPI in the USA

August 12, 2023
by Jonathan Liu

‘Photographic Justice: A Corky Lee Story’ is about a man and the movement he pushed into the limelight Young Kwok Corky Lee, otherwise known as “Corky,” took photos that to this day, like the Brooklyn Bridge, connect two different societies. Born in 1947 ...

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To Remember Is to Set Free

October 20, 2022
by Kano Umezaki

Julie Ha and Eugene Yi  Transnationalize the Roots of Anti-Asian Hate in ‘Free Chol Soo Lee’  Asian/American films incepted out of the impulse to speak back, and perhaps more critically, they carved a political space to speak from. First-time directors ...

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‘We Don’t Dance For Nothing’: How do you escape the inescapable?

August 18, 2022
by Giselle Pagunuran

An ode to the dignity of overseas Filipino workers in Hong Kong They dance to celebrate. To remember. To forget. To take up space in a world that demands they give up their individuality in exchange for a meek, submissive existence. In Stefanos Tai’s film ...

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STAFF FILM PICKS: Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!

January 21, 2013
by Asian CineVision

In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, the staff of ACV handpicked a couple of must see past AAIFF films that had raised and exercised the issue of fighting for social justice and civil rights.

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INVOKING JUSTICE: A Special Screening

September 10, 2012
by Asian CineVision

Asian CineVision presents a special screening of Invoking Justice on Wed, Sept 26. Tickets on sale now!

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AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY

July 31, 2012
by Asian CineVision

AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY follows Ai Weiwei, a political delinquent, who challenges the notion of freedom through his art and conceptual work.

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CAAAV presents WHO KILLED VINCENT CHIN?

June 6, 2012
by Asian CineVision

Join Asian CineVision and CAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities on Wednesday, June 20th for a special one-night SCREENING & COMMUNITY PANEL of the Academy Award-nominated film “Who Killed Vincent Chin?” in recognition of the 30th anniversary of Vincent Chin’s murder.

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