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Tag Archives: Asian Heritage Month
Asian Heritage Month: Mountains That Take Wing
In this clip from Spike Lee‘s 1992 film Malcolm X, the assassinated civil rights leader (played by Denzel Washington) is shown dying in the arms of his wife, played by Angela Bassett. Undepicted on screen, and largely ignored in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Davis, Asian Heritage Month, C.A. Griffith, documentary, H.L.T. Quan, Yuri Kochiyama
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What else is going on for Asian Heritage Month?
Reel Asian 2013 School Tour Interview with Leslie Supnet Interview with Stephanie Law Interview with Albert Zablan & Althea Balmes Taiwan Sublime in Film (presented by TECO and Markham Public Library) Free film screenings for AHM (presented by Toronto Public … Continue reading
Reel Asian celebrates AHM! Interview w/ Albert Zablan and Althea Balmes
Time for the final interview of our Asian Heritage Month School Tour filmmakers series. Last week I sat down to chat with Albert and Althea after dim sum and we covered everything from Deadliest Warrior, suman and of course their filmmaking experience … Continue reading
Reel Asian celebrates AHM! Interview with Leslie Supnet
Next up in our Asian Heritage Month filmmaker interview series is visual artist/filmmaker, Leslie Supnet! Leslie’s work reflects the nuances of everyday imagery and have screened at various festivals. Throughout the month of May, Leslie will be joined by Stephanie Law, … Continue reading
Posted in Filmmaker Updates, News
Tagged 2013, Animation, Asian Heritage Month, Hang in There, interview, Leslie Supnet, school tour
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Reel Asian Celebrates AHM! Interview with Stephanie Law
Happy Asian Heritage Month! This May, we will be highlighting Reel Asian filmmakers participating in our annual Asian Heritage Month School Tour. These selected filmmakers will be visiting schools in the GTA and York Region to present their films and speak … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian Heritage Month, interview, Little Miss Jihad, school tour, stephanie law
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Celebrate Asian Heritage Month: Taiwan Sublime in Film
The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Toronto will present “Taiwan Sublime in Film” screenings throughout various Markham Public Library locations in celebration of Asian Heritage Month. This series of film screenings is open to the public, free of … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian Heritage Month, free film screenings, Taiwan, TECO
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I’m On A Train!
My friend Janet Lumb heads up Accès Asie, Montréal’s festival of Asian arts and culture held during May of each year. They just celebrated their 15th year, making them Canada’s oldest and longest-running Asian Heritage Month (AHM) festival. This weekend … Continue reading




