Families on the Edge – Saturday, October 9, 2004 - 12:30 pm
Families in these short films maintain a delicate balance as members combine their individual responsibilities, goals and opinions with shared values, practices and the comforts of knowing that you can always go home.
Filmmakers Bryant Wang and David Au will be in
attendance
Admission: FREE [Please arrive 15-30 minutes early to pass through security]
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Narrative Short |
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Title |
Director |
Running Time |
Format |
Angela How |
13 |
Video |
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(Mandarin w/E.S. & English) |
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Documentary Short |
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Title |
Director |
Running Time |
Format |
Bryant Wang |
22 |
Video |
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| A compelling documentary about a wife and mother who happens to be one of the top action handgun shooters in the world. |
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Narrative Short |
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Title |
Director |
Running Time |
Format |
David Au |
12 |
Video |
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| Emma, a middle-aged Asian American woman, juggles the pressures of dealing with an obnoxious husband who is going through a mid-life crisis and a son who is bringing home a guest for dinner. |
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Documentary Short |
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Director |
Running Time |
Format |
Jason Mak |
14 |
Video |
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| The Louie family adapts to life in the rural Pacific Northwest while operating a family-owned Chinese restaurant. |
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Venue Information |
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National Musuem of American History |
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