Asian American Association Film Festival

Flier for 2007 AAA Film Festival

Location

Chem 194

Scheduled

May 6 - May 16, 2008

Website

http://aaafilm.org

Price

Free

The Asian American Film Festival is a two-week festival of films involving Asian Americans and Asian American issues, held annually in May. The Film Festival was started in 2003 to showcase Asian and Asian American media. It aims to break stereotypes and to provide an alternative view of Asians and Asian Americans not generally seen in the American mainstream. Admission is free, although a ticket is recommended for ensured seating (tickets can be picked up the MU Info Desk). It is held in Chem 194.

The 2008 (5th annual) AAA Film Festival will be held from May 6th to May 16th, with movies showing on Tuesdays (7:00 PM), Thursdays (7:00 PM), and Fridays (8:00PM).

• May 6: Colma: the Musical
  

• May 8: Dark Matter
  

• May 9: Journey from the Fall
  

• May 13: New Year Baby
  

• May 15: Tie a Yellow Ribbon
  

• May 16: American Pastime + Student Films

• May 8th: A Moment With You
  

• May 10th: A Stranger of Mine
  

• May 11th: Typhoon
  

• May 17th: Shinobi
  

• May 18th: Red Doors

• The Grace Lee Project
  

• Leave It To Chance
  

• Breaking News
  

• Death of a Shaman
  

• Turtles Can Fly
  

• Saving Face

• First Morning
  

• TaeGukGi
  

• Wet Sand
  

• Small Voices
  

• Infernal Affairs

• Better Luck Tomorrow
  

• Book of Rules
  

• Yellow
  

• Masters of the Pillow
  

• Robot Stories
  

• Kung Phooey