2020 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival

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9 films in package
BETWEEN THE SHADOWS
A woman is enchanted by the moonbeam and chases it up to the sky.
IN PASSING
A portrait of seventies Hong Kong, as remembered by the filmmaker's parents.
KINOKO
A couple of mushrooms have a fun day out!
MAGGIE DAVE - I'M NOT READY
A sheep-man waits for a continuously delayed train.
MR. ORANGE & BABY SNOT
Mr. Orange lives a lonely life, but one day finds companionship in the strangest place.
NINUFABUSHI MIIATI (GUIDED BY THE NORTH STAR)
Told through watercolor illustrations and a traditional Okinawan folk song, an emigrant journeys from Okinawa to Argentina in the early 1900s.
PUSH
A 2D animated short film of a grandfather and grandson's everchanging relationship through time.
RADICAL CRAM SCHOOL
Asian American kids explore the power of their identities, revolution, and social justice.
THE BREATHTAKING COURAGE OF HARRIET TUBMAN
An educational animation about the inspiring life and legacy of American heroine Harriet Tubman, created for TED-Ed.
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This program is only available to viewers in Southern California (excluding San Diego County) from October 1, 2020 at 12pm PT to October 31, 2020 at 11:59pm PT.


A magically inventive and wondrously bright journey through time and place, this collection of films transports and transforms curious minds, taking us on an enchanting trip from 70’s Hong Kong to the neighborhood park, and perhaps meeting a fungi or two along the way. Selected by the family unit of Glenda Gamboa, Children’s Librarian and mom, Kamayo Quizon, Pre-Teen Movie Buff and son, and Joel Quizon, the dad. — Joel Quizon


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Asian American kids explore the power of their identities, revolution, and social justice.

  • Year
    2020
  • Director
    Jenessa Joffe
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