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Tag Archives: LAAPFF
LAAPFF 2013: Mix-cultural Asians Find Their Roots
EDITORS NOTE from Joz: 8Asians is proud to be a community co-presenter of various films at the 2013 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, presented by Visual Communications. One common theme that has been echoing in some of the documentaries … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews
Tagged Asian, Hafu, LAAPFF, Los angeles asian pacific film fest, mix-raced, review, Xmas Without China
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Yes, We’re Open Review & Interview From LAAPFF 2012
First brownie point that needs to be given out immediately with Yes, We’re Open: with a largely Asian American cast as the leads, the story has nothing to do with their ethnicity nor any cultural awkward elements that are found … Continue reading
Where the Road Meets the Sun Review From 2011 LAAPFF
Where the Road Meets the Sun is about the intersection of the lives of four men in a seedy Los Angeles hotel: a Japanese thug (Will Yun Lee), an illegal Mexican immigrant (Fernando Noriega), a British backpacker (Luke Brandon Field), … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies
Tagged LAAPFF, Mun Chee Yong, where the road meets the sun, will yun lee
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Rakenrol Review From 2011 LAAPFF
I. Freaking. Loved. Rakenrol. If there’s any film that can get me to yell at the movie screen because I care about the characters so much, it’s a tell-tale sign that it has my absolute complete attention. Which in this … Continue reading
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Tagged filipino rock music, Filipinos, LAAPFF, Quark Henares, rakenrol
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The Bengali Detective Review from LAAPFF 2011
The Bengali Detective follows Detective Rajesh Ji and his motley crew of detectives as they solve crimes ranging from menial tasks of tracking down counterfeit shampoo products to grisly murders that the police are too lazy and corrupt to figure … Continue reading