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Opening Night GalaThursday, March 6, 2003 Screening of BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM7:00 PM
AMC Kabuki 8 Theatres Ticket Price: $25 Gala Reception with director Gurinder Chadha9:30 PM
San Francisco War Memorial Green Room
Ticket Price: Directions in Sound: Notes from the Asian American UndergroundPunk Rock Showcase!Friday, March 7, 2003, 8:00 PM Capturing creativity, energy and a do-it-yourself aesthetic in their most raw and powerful forms is a vibrant scene of Asian American punk bands who are captivating audiences nation-wide and receiving much deserved critical acclaim. Forget about Linkin Park and Sum 41, come and experience the real thing! Performing Live: Castro (NYC), Pete the Genius (SF), From Monument To Masses (SF), Piano Drag (LA), Monumental Divide (LA).
Café du Nord Ticket Price: $7 South Asian Electronica and the Hip-Hop UndergroundSaturday, March 8, 2003, 8:30 PM Over the past decade, the South Asian Underground movement has become one of the most innovative and exciting new music scenes to watch, with its dynamic blend of electronic beats and Indian sounds, from classical instrumentation to bhangra. In the same time period, Asian American hip-hop artists have also become some of the most well respected creatives in their realms, setting the trend for all others to follow.
Tonight's event celebrates these two ground-breaking movements, with: StudioZ.tv (formerly Transmission Theater) 314 11th Street (at Folsom), San Francisco Ticket Price: $15 Hip-Hop, Don't Stop! IISaturday, March 15, 2003, 9:00 PM Continuing our showcase of Asian American hip-hop luminaries, Directions In Sound's closing night features a Bay Area DJ Showcase with live performances from:
Plus a special listening party celebrating Triple Threat DJs (Shortkut, Vinroc & Apollo) debut album "Many Styles." The Agenda Cellar 399 South First Street, San Jose Ticket Price: $10 Panel 1: Bollywood and America - New Directions, New MarketsSunday, March 9, 2003, 12:00 noon In the U.S., the pleasures of Bollywood cinema have long been targeted‹and limited‹to the NRI (Non-Resident Indian) community. However, recent Bollywood productions have become increasingly tailored for a more global market, while filmmakers from the diaspora have found ways of incorporating some characteristics of Bollywood into their own hybrid films. Some of the key figures involved in bringing these films to American audiences will discuss the new directions in the industry and the exciting opportunities to introduce it into a whole new market. Moderated by: David Chute, film critic, editor of Film Comment¹s special section "Bollywood Rising" Panelists: Shiraz Jivani, CEO, NAZ8 Cinemas Radisson Miyako Hotel, Osaka Room
Ticket Price: Panel 2: The Intimate Art of DV FilmmakingSunday, March 9, 2003, 3:00 PM This year¹s program includes four feature-length narratives shot on DV and transferred to 35mm print, evidence of the oft-discussed DV revolution coming to fruition. These films have been critically acclaimed for their superb mastery of the format, while one even screened in competition at Cannes. But DV is not for every film. (Not coincidentally, these films are generally intimate, character-driven narratives.) Three filmmakers who have thought hard about the medium will talk about their decision to shoot in DV, how it affects their aesthetic and directing style, and the challenges of translating their vision from digital to print. Moderated by: Zoe Elton, Director of Programming, Mill Valley Film Festival Panelists: Eric Byler, director, CHARLOTTE SOMETIMES Radisson Miyako Hotel, Osaka Room Ticket Price: Centerpiece PresentationScreening of REFUGEESunday, March 9, 2003, 6:00 PM
AMC Kabuki 8 Theatres Ticket Price: $10 Closing Night GalaThursday, March 13, 2003 Screening of ROBOT STORIES7:00 PM
AMC Kabuki 8 Theatres Ticket Price: $20 San Jose Opening NightFriday, March 14, 2003 Screening of LONG LIFE, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY7:00 PM
Camera 3 Cinemas Reception with director Mina Shum9:30 PM dp Fong Galleries
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