A Lot Like You

A Film by Eliaichi Kimaro

Category Archives: Production Notes

2011 in review

January 1, 2012

What a phenomenal year it’s been!!! This time last year, we hadn’t screened our finished film anywhere. No one had written about our film. So considering the year we’ve had, I wanted to take a moment to express my extreme gratitude to you all for making this journey possible… We had […]

San Fran, here we come!

December 22, 2011

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve been invited to screen A Lot Like You at the 30th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival in March 2012!! We couldn’t be happier to have our Bay Area premiere be with SFIAAFF, and will be sure to keep you posted with screening […]

12/10/2011 ~ ADIFF Panel Discussion ~ Monetizing Independent Cinema

December 10, 2011

First up, Oren’s Daily Roast — the best coffee I’ve ever had away from home, hands down!  And can we just note that: Tanzania is Coffee of the Day (to commemorate Tanzania’s 50th Birthday??) Love the description:  “sweet berry fragrance, medium body, good clear acidity…”   With that much care given to […]

12/8/11 – ADIFF Screening – Women Indies Night

December 8, 2011

  The screening event was fabulous.  The picture/sound quality was phenomenal–which was particularly impressive when I realized they were projecting from my preview DVD (turns out their DVCAM deck had died a gruesome death only a few days earlier.  I can only imagine how much better it would’ve looked in DV/HDCAM!) The post-screening Q&A was […]

12/8/11 ~ BBC World News

Met with Leslie Goffe (BBC World News) at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library prior to our screening.  We had an intensely engaging conversation that covered a lot of ground in a very short period of time.  But I must admit to still being so green at […]

12/8/11 ~ 2am

Gale force winds met us as we approached the airport.  You could literally hear and feel the plane bending.  That was by far the bumpiest landing I’ve had in a long while. Diarah N’Daw-Spech, the festival director, picked me up at the airport.  It was well after midnight!  On the drive to the […]

12/7/2011 SEA -> EWR

December 7, 2011

    a friend suggested that i keep a running journal of this trip.  and thanks to my new smartphone that arrived last night, i’m going to see how this goes… 2:45~waiting on the plane, which has been delayed by a few hours. not so bad on this end, as […]

Educators/Non-Profits hold the key to our future

November 22, 2011

So you’ve made a film.  Congrats!!  That’s it then.  You’re done, right?  Time to move on to the next project… Well, yes — thanks to all the people who helped you realize your vision, your film is now complete.  But you soon discover that all the collective time and energy that went into finishing […]

from Assoc. Professor Nancy Shore (UNE School of Social Work)

November 12, 2011

This summer I had the opportunity to watch A Lot Like You as part of the Seattle International Film Festival.  Amazing!  The film raised so many important questions and provided such critical insight into how interconnected our experiences of race, class, gender, trauma and sexuality can be in forming our cultural […]

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