Tag: CAAMFest 2019

CAAMFest features a selection of shorts from the Himalayas in partnership with the Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival (KIMFF) and the Bay Area Himalayan Film...

In a near future when human civilization is entirely powered by solar energy, the Earth’s sun suddenly vanishes from the sky. As temperatures across the...

When President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 in 1942, he set in motion the incarceration of around 120,000 Japanese-Americans in concentration camps in some of...

Megumi Nishikura is an American documentarian who works to reveal aspects of our common humanity through film. Her most famous title is Hafu: The Mixed-Race...

Early in S. Leo Chiang and Yang Sun’s first documentary collaboration, Our Time Machine, successful Shanghai-based artist Maleonn (né Ma Liang) unveils a new project...

Babysplitters takes the term “co-parenting” to a whole new level. When married couple Jeff and Sarah Penaras (Danny Pudi and Emily Chang) face the classic...

“What happened and how did it happen?” Estelle Cooke-Sampson asks in a sit-down interview near the beginning of Deann Borshay Liem’s newest documentary, Geographies of...

Jason DaSilva’s When We Walk immediately continues right where he left off with his first documentary When I Walk (2013), thereby also continuing his activist...

“The dry cleaning business is a nod to our parents…they resort to menial labor, hoping it was all worth the journey across the waters” reads...

In the era of social media, everything is defined by how many likes we get for our selfies or how much we can ‘contribute’ in...