2025 Seattle Asian American Film Festival

Centerpiece: Bring it Home - Pacific Northwest Shorts

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Asian American roots in the Pacific Northwest run deep, and dovetail with the region's rich and complex landscape. Though our contemporary zeitgeist is dark, harsh, uncertain, at times absurd—as many of the films in this program depict—we are also strengthened by our family and community ties, and rooted in our local history and heritage.


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Taky Kimura was Bruce Lee’s best friend and senior most student, meeting Bruce when he was just a new arrival to Seattle, WA. This short film tells the story of a Japanese-American who survived the incarceration camps of World War II, and went on to meet and train with the greatest martial arts legend of all time. Now 96 years old, Taky has passed down Bruce’s original teachings and the tradition of Jeet Kune Do to his son, Andy Kimura, who continues the legacy where it all started; in Seattle’s Chinatown/International District.

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    00:08:40
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Director
    JAMIL SULEMAN, AARON JACOB
  • Producer
    JAMIL SULEMAN, AARON JACOB
  • Cast
    TAKY KIMURA, ANDY KIMURA
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