
Film Screenings
Los Angeles Landscapes: Asian American Women in Film and Video

Film Screenings
Los Angeles Landscapes: Asian American Women in Film and Video
Three Asian America women film-makers explore Los Angeles in this unique presentation.
Fatimah Tobing Rony is a visiting scholar and lecturer at the UCLA Asian American Studies Center. Her film is entitled, Concrete River tells the story of a woman’s search to find out about her murderess mother’s past.
Hyun Mi Oh is a writer for film and television and has taught screenwriting at San Francisco State University. La Señorita Lee is her film about a Korean American who must choose between family loyalty and personal freedom.
Martha Chono-Helsey is a media artist and currently teaches video production at the University of California, Irvine. 30 Miles From J-Town is her film based on poet and performer, Amy Uyematsu’s life about growing up in Southern California.
Free with Museum admission. Reservations required. Limited seating available.