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Presented by the National Asian AmericanTelecommunications Association (NAATA), the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF) is the largest annual exhibition event in North America dedicated to showcasing the best in Asian American and Asian cinema. Since 1982, the SFIAAFF has served as an important launching point for new works from Asia and America by filmmakers such as Ang Lee, M. Night Shyamalan, Gurinder Chadha, Kayo Hatta, Mina Shum, Wong Kar-Wai, Tony Bui and Justin Lin, to name a few. Screened works include both feature-length and short films and videos of all genres (narrative, documentary, experimental, animation and music video). The SFIAAFF's programmatic mission is to present compelling stories about the Asian American experience through moving images and to support the ongoing development of Asian American independent cinema. Read more about the history of the SFIAAFF: SFIAAFF Timeline 2003 SFIAAFF By the NumbersThis year's festival features a diverse and exciting selection of films from 15 countries (the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, China, Hong Kong India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand). These films are of all genres and lengths. This year we present:
How to Find a Full Festival CatalogFestival catalogs are available at these select locations: San Francisco: Berkeley: San Jose: Fremont: Contact UsFor general information about SFIAAFF, updates on sold-out shows and other news, call our Festival Hotline: 415.255.4299 or email: festival@naatanet.org To become a sponsor of SFIAAFF, contact: To volunteer for SFIAAFF, contact: NAATA staff list Join NAATAThe SFIAAFF and its presenting organization, the National Asian American Telecommunications Association (NAATA) want you to join us as a member! Members enjoy many benefits, including festival ticket discounts and invitations to special film events throughout the year. For more information on how to join, please visit the NAATA Membership web site, or call 415.863.0814 ext. 120. Submitting a Film to the SFIAAFFIf you are a filmmaker and are interested in submitting your film to be considered for the 2004 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, please check back on the NAATA web site in July 2003. A complete entry form and guidelines will be available then. Entries will be accepted through an open call from July-October, 2003. The SFIAAFF accepts films of all genres and lengths. For more information, write to festival@naatanet.org. |
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