Silicon Valley Asian Pacific FilmFest

In Case You Missed It - Shorts

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11 films in package
Ankahee (Unsaid)
A daughter of divorced parents reflects on the contentious relationship her parents share, on the occasion of her 21st birthday.
3:45 PM
A girl sinks into contemplation during a picnic at the park.
Mum
When a distraught teen encounters a grieving mother at the train tracks in Silicon Valley, he must choose between his conviction and empathy before time runs out.
奶奶 (Nai Nai)
奶奶 (Nai Nai) is the story of a Chinese grandmother, YuQian, who suffers an emotional trauma during her childhood and develops a severe hatred towards the Japanese.
Nanay's Lullaby
The morals of a Filipino-American family are turned upside down when the mother is diagnosed with mysterious illness.
Noodles
An old man finds new friendship through noodles as he reminisces on past experiences with his family Director Biography - Kathleen Gao
Oh Crap...
A young man encounters a large bowl of spicy ramen inside a restaurant and decides to consume it. Shortly after, his bowel movements force him to face his internal enemy: the digesting ramen. He grapples with the fight to expel the enemy from his body, but the digesting food will not give up without a fight.
PRINSESA
A father is confronted by his buddies when his young son daydreams of becoming a princess. Inspired by the Singkil dance of the Philippines.
Radical Care: The Auntie Sewing Squad
a group of mostly women of color volunteers who came together following the U.S. government’s botched response to the COVID-19 crisis. The Aunties sew masks for farmworkers, day laborers, unhoused people, refugee and immigrant groups, First Nations tribes, recently incarcerated people,
The Little Masters
This documentary focuses on how Asian American children and teenagers participate in different activities at the Scouts BSA in San Francisco during their growth to have a better life. It also explores the inner state of Asian American children and encourages them to be more independent.
xxVISIBLE
Covering one year of the 2020 pandemic, a successful young Asian American struggles to navigate life during the lockdown.
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Film shorts that were screened in our in-person event on October 2, 2021. All of these shorts are from local filmmakers.

A father is confronted by his buddies when his young son daydreams of becoming a princess. Inspired by the Singkil dance of the Philippines.


Director Biography - Drew Stephens



Drew Stephens has written, directed or produced many dozens of film projects that have screened around the world, including the award-winning short films “Nanay’s Lullaby,” “Prinsesa,” “VDA: Tape 96” and “Bound 4 Heaven.” Drew was a TV & Radio presenter in Thailand and was the original TV host for Electric City LGBTQ TV in San Francisco. For the past decade, Drew

has also been conducting motivational workshops to encourage aspiring filmmakers to create their own


independent films. Drew’s filmography is available on IMDB and at www.RDMstudios.com


Prinsesa has been featured recently on GMA News, Philippine News, Voice of America, AsiaWeek and Outrage magazine.

  • Year
    2014
  • Runtime
    12:00
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Director
    Drew Stephens
  • Screenwriter
    Drew Stephens, Conrad Panganiban
  • Producer
    Mano Chui-Stephens, Ilena Ferrer, Anchila Canoy-Monks, George Naylor
  • Cast
    Patrick Silvestre, Lucas Javier, Melvign Badiola, Mahalya Paz Kim, Marc Abrigo
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