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YOU’RE ON YOUR OWN NOWTotal running time: 110 minutes
Featuring several outstanding performances from children and teen actors in dramatic roles, these films confront the hard realities of youths having to grow up too fast in an adult’s world.
Filmmakers in Attendance Cost: FREE
Ticket Code: 1009B  | Jesus Henry Christ |
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Narrative Short | Director: | Dennis Lee | Format: | Video | Running Time: | 18 | Henry Hermin, a ten-year-old boy, fights to be an individual while attending St. Agnes Academy. | Producer in Attendance |
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 | Fields of Mudan |
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Narrative Short | Director: | Steven Chang | Format: | Video | Running Time: | 23 | Sold into a brothel, a young girl seeks solace and friendship with another girl who becomes her only family. | Filmmaker in Attendance |
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 | Be Very Quiet |
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Narrative Short | Director: | Mona Nahm | Format: | Video | Running Time: | 26 | A young man is haunted by the murder of his mother and becomes obsessed with carrying out revenge on the man whom he suspects is the killer. | Thai w/E.S. |
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 | Afternoon (Buoi Chieu) |
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Narrative Short | Director: | Kim Spurlock | Format: | Video | Running Time: | 10 | A supernatural tale of two sisters who are visited by the ghost of their grandmother one rainy day in Vietnam. | Vietnamese w/ E.S.
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 | Stand Up For Justice |
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Narrative Short | Director: | John Esaki | Format: | Video | Running Time: | 33 | A historical narrative based on a true story about Ralph Lazo, a Mexican American teen who, in an act of loyalty and protest, chose to join his Japanese American friends when they were interned during World War II. Produced by Visual Communications (LA) and Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress. |
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