A Lot Like You

A Film by Eliaichi Kimaro

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Thoughts from Juror Momo Chang

March 22, 2012

Momo Chang is an award-winning writer/freelance journalist based in Oakland, California. She is a features editor for Hyphen, a national Asian American magazine focusing on arts, politics and culture.  And she was one of this year’s SFIAAFF Doc Competition Jurors.  Momo shares her reflections on her jury experience on her […]

Confessions of a SFIAAFF Juror

March 17, 2012

SFIAAFF Doc Competition Juror, Brian Hu, offers a behind-the-scenes look at what it means to serve on a festival jury.   As someone who’s hoping to be summoned for Jury Duty one day, I appreciate this glimpse into the inner-workings of their decision making process, and his reflections on some of […]

Our Bay Area premiere!!!

February 9, 2012

Help us spread the word!!  The 30th Annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival  officially launched their festival with a press conference this evening, and by going live with their beautiful new website!!  SFIAAFF is the nation’s largest showcase for new Asian American and Asian films, annually presenting approximately 130 works […]

SIFF Film Inspires Awards for Seattle Non-Profits on “Loving Day”

June 9, 2011

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Connie Burk Tel: 206-568-7777 Email: connie@nwnetwork.org SIFF FILM INSPIRES AWARDS FOR SEATTLE NON-PROFITS ON “LOVING DAY” Seattle filmmakers’ project “A Lot Like You” highlights issues of multiculturalism and violence, prompts recognition for OneAmerica and Refugee Women’s Alliance Immigrant justice organizations OneAmerica and Refugee Women’s Alliance will […]

our Loving Day screening…

June 7, 2011

Our upcoming SIFF screening: Sunday, June 12th  at 1pm @ Admiral Theater (W Seattle)  SIFF tickets for A Lot Like You are on sale now. June 12th is also known as “Loving Day,” named after the landmark 1967 Supreme Court case, Loving v. Virginia, which legalized interracial marriages in the US.  This Sunday will […]

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