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DIGITAL HISTORIES 2005

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BLUESMAN FIGHTING
This lyrical piece explores the filmmaker’s memories of his father’s boxing career while moving his own life forward through the blues.
EVEN FLOWERS FADE AWAY
This deeply personal piece tells of the realities of aging.
HAPPY DANCING!
Dancing is a form of exercise that allows for socializing and meditation in movement. See how the ever-popular ballroom dance plays an important role in the senior community.
MY FAVORITE PLACE IN LITTLE TOKYO
Director Chie Iseri recounts the history of one of the oldest businesses in Little Tokyo, Anzen Hardware, while connecting to the familiarity and nostalgia of her homeland through the items sold at the store.
THE ROLLING STONES & ME
Ready to rock? A belated fanatic discovers the popular band in 1994.
THE UYEDA FAMILY
Through the Uyeda family history, the filmmaker examines the evolution of Little Tokyo, geographic dislocation, and the meaning of family.
A VISIT TO ARVIN, CALIFORNIA
Where in the world is Arvin, California? The filmmaker discovers her birthplace and recounts her family history.
BUNKADO
Bem Nagase explores the generational divide within the karaoke scene via the changing clientele of Bunkado, one of the oldest Japanese gift and music stores in Little Tokyo.
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Digital Histories is a mechanism for AAPNHPI older adults to use their unique voices and perspectives in sharing stories with the generations to come. Since its creation in 2003, Digital Histories has provided a professional and artistic work environment for underserved, ethnic-minority seniors in the Los Angeles-based Asian Pacific American community. Past documentary projects have focused on issues such as discovering and preserving family histories, coming to terms with a gay child, and senior love and dating.

Bem Nagase explores the generational divide within the karaoke scene via the changing clientele of Bunkado, one of the oldest Japanese gift and music stores in Little Tokyo.

  • Year
    2005
  • Runtime
    7 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Premiere
    2005
  • Director
    Bem Nagase
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