Friday, May 29
2 screenings: 7 PM and 9 PM
Reading Theaters Gaslamp
701 5th Street, San Diego, CA 92101
UPDATE: BECOME A STAR AT THE 10th Anniversary Festival!
Hello Friends!
I know you've already received many requests to support a cause this holiday season, but I hope you will consider making a very SMALL contribution that could make a BIG difference during a year that's projected to be the hardest year for nonprofits in decades.
For a minimum $10 donation, we will hang a STAR with your name on it at our next festival so that patrons can see your support for the arts and for the SDAFF. Get one or as many stars as you'd like, and you can even name stars for your friends and family!
While $10 for you could mean 3 lattes, 2 bowls of pho, or a DVD... for us, your $10 donation collectively means a longer film festival, better film programming, more filmmakers/actors in attendance, and a chance to "own" a part of our 10th anniversary. All donations are tax-deductible!
The San Diego Asian Film Festival is an annual event of the San Diego Asian Film Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and promoting the diverse Pan Asian experience through the media arts.
Since 2000, the San Diego Asian Film Festival has premiered hundreds of films and videos from around the world, gaining an international reputation as one of North America's premiere Asian American film festivals for our excellent programs, outreach to the community, and support for independent artists.
Our emphasis is on Asian American cinema, but we also showcase international films, along with shorts, animation, experimental films and music videos.
Festival Dates
The San Diego Asian Film Festival takes place:
October 15 - 29, 2009
Tickets
Location
Our primary festival location is the UltraStar Mission Valley at Hazard Center, located off the 163 and Friars Road:
UltraStar Mission Valley (formerly Mann Theatres)
7510 Hazard Center Drive
San Diego, California 92108
Profile Updated by: Internet Marketing Coordinator
我想認識： Anyone who is interested in creativity and imagination.
Celebrities who came to SDAFF 2008!
Smith Cho, Opening Night Film "Ping Pong Playa", NBC's 'Knight Rider' Aaron Yoo, "21", "Disturbia" Sheetal Sheth, "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World" Yul Kwon, Winner of 'Survivor: Cook Islands'
Hello, I'm just sending out a reminder that due to the nature of the festival site, this event does have limited capacity ... we will be selling only 2000 adult tickets - buy soon to avoid disapointment. Tickets purchased at the gate (if still available) will be more expensive.
So grab your tickets in advance from our website -
We have an opportunity to win the everyclick charity challenge this will give us a uk wide advertising campaign which means we can tell everyone about the work of our charity ...
Giving people the opportunity to work with professionals to create productions using film,theatre,music to gain skills to help them in life and their careers..
And assisting people with their productions.
So please search using:-http://www. everyclick. com/rageartsltd
Every search and clicked on result will raise money for our charity we plan to put this money toward the world wide feature film see our current progress on our profile we have some other developments but we cant let you know about them yet...
If anyone would like to make a donation we can accept them through our main website see www. ragearts. org. uk....for further details about the work of our charity..we can also accept donations from your ebay sales...
Also we have a search engine powered by yahoo where you can earn money for you and for us see our profile for details...
Many thanks for the add. Hope you enjoy the music and message behind it. My mission in life is to fight Human Trafficking. understanding the individual pain of others is sometimes to painful for an other individual to touch and that is frightening ... what i mean is that someone whose life is not traumatized and brutalized as a regular sequence of every day events unconsciously seeks the camouflage and shelter of apathy and banality from the reality of such devastating anguish and terror ...
but the spirit of young people who are used as sex slaves in the systematized global industry of human trafficking is now reaching out to the human fellowship in hope and desperation and through technology ...
it is scary when humanity turns a blind eye to this horror ... its like ignoring genocide whilst it is happening ...
what i am asking is that if you hear the cry of these young people who are existing in an environment of torture and brutality each and every day that you then please do not turn away from them ...
please reach deeply into your heart and soul and please in 2009 join a movement or become a part of an event that challenges modern slavery in the 21st century ...
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Support AA Films with Philip Kan Gotanda's LIFE TASTES GOOD
If you would like to impact the visibility of Asian Pacific Americans in film and media, buy the DVD of "LIFE TASTES GOOD. "
If you would like to see more AA films produced and stories told from an APA perspective, buy the DVD of LIFE TASTES GOOD.
When a film can gain a share of the market, it helps to support the need for more AA films, so buy the DVD of "LIFE TASTES GOOD. "
What are you thinking? Yes, that's right, BUY THE DVD OF "LIFE TASTES GOOD!"
DVD now available on Amazon, Netflix, Blockbuster and many other locations and sites.
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"A cross between 'Blue Velvet' and 'Tampopo!' " - SF Asian American Film Festival
Wayne Wang is most remembered by Asian Americans for directing THE JOY LUCK CLUB, and Henry O recently entertained audiences with his hillarious role in RUSH HOUR 3. The two popular Chinese Americans teamed up for the award-winning film A THOUSAND YEARS OF GOOD PRAYERS.
And of course there's more craziness from Cheryl, Earl, Svet, Clarinda, Stef, and Ed!
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