STEP 1: To watch this screening, click the Register button above to "Pre-order" the film.
STEP 2: The first time you register for a screening with Viet Film Fest on EVENTIVE, you will be asked to create an account. Accounts are free, and you will be asked to provide your first and last name, your email, and to create a password. If you’ve previously attended a film on EVENTIVE, you may not need to log in – the system will remember you when you click “Register”.
STEP 3: After logging in, continue to click "Pre-order" until you receive a message that you have successfully "pre-ordered" the movie.
STEP 4: Once you have pre-ordered (registered) successfully, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions and a link to access the film. You will also get reminder emails on the day of the screening, at noon and then 10 minutes before the movie starts. The unlock window starts at the time the screening becomes available and you will have 7 days to unlock the screening. Once unlocked, you will have 3 days to watch this film before it expires.
Food serves as sustenance, and it can serve as a way to connect with one another. In Bloodline, family origins, recipes, cooking traditions, and homeland are honored. While in Savory and Nostalgia, food has the ability to bring back dear memories of loved ones. sống ở đây (to live here) explores cultivating food on land and water. Find connection and welcome through food and flavor while traveling in Quan 13 of Paris, France.
Vietnamese Culture and Science Association (VCSA) is a proud Community Partner for Cravings for Connection.
James Q. Chan and Santhosh Daniel’s documentary short film Bloodline explores Tu David Phu's culinary career as a first-generation Vietnamese American, reflecting his parents' refugee experience during the Vietnam War. Phu's culinary bloodline was mainly inspired by his mother's cooking and his father's fisherman’s skills from Phú Quốc (the home of an esteemed fish sauce). His parents' background teaches him to utilize specific ingredients into an "essence" of incredibly delicious dishes rather than excluding them as might have been advised in a more formal culinary environment. The film launches into an analysis regarding the tensions between Western cuisine and the Vietnamese tradition that Phu looks to uphold.
- Year2020
- Runtime26 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorJames Q. Chan, Santhosh Daniel
- ScreenwriterSanthosh Daniel
- ProducerJames Q. Chan, Santhosh Daniel
- CastTu David Phu, Ut Le, Cam Phu
STEP 1: To watch this screening, click the Register button above to "Pre-order" the film.
STEP 2: The first time you register for a screening with Viet Film Fest on EVENTIVE, you will be asked to create an account. Accounts are free, and you will be asked to provide your first and last name, your email, and to create a password. If you’ve previously attended a film on EVENTIVE, you may not need to log in – the system will remember you when you click “Register”.
STEP 3: After logging in, continue to click "Pre-order" until you receive a message that you have successfully "pre-ordered" the movie.
STEP 4: Once you have pre-ordered (registered) successfully, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions and a link to access the film. You will also get reminder emails on the day of the screening, at noon and then 10 minutes before the movie starts. The unlock window starts at the time the screening becomes available and you will have 7 days to unlock the screening. Once unlocked, you will have 3 days to watch this film before it expires.
Food serves as sustenance, and it can serve as a way to connect with one another. In Bloodline, family origins, recipes, cooking traditions, and homeland are honored. While in Savory and Nostalgia, food has the ability to bring back dear memories of loved ones. sống ở đây (to live here) explores cultivating food on land and water. Find connection and welcome through food and flavor while traveling in Quan 13 of Paris, France.
Vietnamese Culture and Science Association (VCSA) is a proud Community Partner for Cravings for Connection.
James Q. Chan and Santhosh Daniel’s documentary short film Bloodline explores Tu David Phu's culinary career as a first-generation Vietnamese American, reflecting his parents' refugee experience during the Vietnam War. Phu's culinary bloodline was mainly inspired by his mother's cooking and his father's fisherman’s skills from Phú Quốc (the home of an esteemed fish sauce). His parents' background teaches him to utilize specific ingredients into an "essence" of incredibly delicious dishes rather than excluding them as might have been advised in a more formal culinary environment. The film launches into an analysis regarding the tensions between Western cuisine and the Vietnamese tradition that Phu looks to uphold.
- Year2020
- Runtime26 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorJames Q. Chan, Santhosh Daniel
- ScreenwriterSanthosh Daniel
- ProducerJames Q. Chan, Santhosh Daniel
- CastTu David Phu, Ut Le, Cam Phu
