| The UCLA Center for EthnoCommunications is pleased to announce that recent alumni Jaysn Kim's film, "Seikaku," was selected for the ID Film Festival opening night!
Please come and support Jaysn, the film and EthnoCommunications, on Thursday, October 1 at 8pm at the National Center for the Preservation of Democracy (across from the Japanese American National Museum). And if you haven't had a chance to see the EthnoCommunications production *A Song for Ourselves* by Tad Nakamura yet, it is also playing on Saturday, October 3 at 4 pm. Tickets are $5 for non-members and free for members.
For more information please see the October calendar of events page on the Japanese American National Museum website at: http://www.janm.org/events/2009/10/
The full schedule of the festival is below as well.
THURSDAY 10/1
8PM
SEIKAKU (Short, 5 min)
SUNSETS (World Premiere, New Cut, Retrospective)
10PM
Opening Reception
FRIDAY 10/2
6PM
THREE NARROW GATES (U.S. Premiere)
8PM
KING OF SPY (U.S. Premiere)
10PM
CITIZEN KING (U.S. Premiere)
SAT 10/3
12PM
LOVERS ON THE ROAD (U.S. Premiere)
2PM
STRAWBERRY FIELDS (Retrospective, Free)
4PM
SHORTS PROGRAM
Half Kenneth (Short, 21 min.)
A Song for Ourselves (Short, 35 min)
King of Pawns (Short, 17 min)
Panel Discussion
6PM
YELLOW (Retrospective, Free)
8PM
BEHIND YOU (Short, 2 min)
SHOPPING FOR FANGS (Retrospective, Free)
10PM
Closing Reception |
