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DESCRIPTION:<strong>Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival: Program 48 - D
 igital Histories 2010</strong>\n\nThe Film Festival is pleased to present 
 the sixth edition of this groundbreaking project of Visual Communications 
 and Little Tokyo&rsquo\;s DISKovery Center. The perspectives of our elder 
 media artists might lack the technical polish of some big-budget blockbust
 ers\, but their works speak far more eloquently than anything playing in t
 he local multiplexes.\n&mdash\; Steven Wong\, Brian Tsukamoto\n\nTotal run
 ning time: 66 min. FREE ADMISSION! <a href="https://www.ovationtix.com/trs
 /pe/8088265" target="_blank">GET TICKETS</a>\n<strong>MY FIRST CHANGE</str
 ong>\nDir.: Yoshi Miyake\nA documentary short about one man&rsquo\;s recol
 lection of the first big change in his life &ndash\; moving from Japan to 
 America &ndash\; and how it changed him as a person.\n\n<strong>LITTLE TOK
 YO TOWER</strong>\nDir.: Hideko Ibaraki\nAn inside look at Little Tokyo To
 wers and its inhabitants as told by one of its residents.\n\n<strong>THE J
 ARANA</strong>\nDir.: Sandy Challe\nA father and daughter form a bond thro
 ugh a traditional Yucatecan folk dance called &ldquo\;The Jarana&rdquo\;.\
 n\n<strong>CHIMA #2</strong>\nDir.: Chima\nChima demonstrates that a busy 
 and fulfilling lifestyle can be great therapy.\n\n<strong>MY CHILD IS GAY<
 /strong>\nDir.: Harold Kameya\nThe story of a family that supported their 
 daughter&rsquo\;s sexuality\, and their experiences in speaking out about 
 it in the often conservative Asian American community.\n\n<strong>THE LAST
  DANCE</strong>\nDir.: Michi Tanioka\nThe third installment of MIchi&rsquo
 \;s &ldquo\;Dance&rdquo\; series has her saving the last dance for the mos
 t important person in her life&mdash\;her husband.\n\n<strong>A NEW HAPPIN
 ESS</strong>\nDir.: Sumiko Urquhart\nDiagnosed with cancer\, Sumiko looks 
 inward to her body and her health to understand and gain piece of mind.\n\
 n<strong>TO GET A DATE</strong>\nDir.: Jeannie Wong\nAfter a failed marria
 ge and several bad relationships\, Jeannie Wong turns to her diverse group
  of friends to seek advice on how to get a date.\n\n<strong>FAMILY PIANO</
 strong>\nDir.: Arlene Maala\nArlene Maala explores the memory and sounds o
 f her old family piano and how it came to be in her family home.\n\n<stron
 g>8535 MELROSE AVENUE</strong>\nDir.: Chicky Otani\nA look at a successful
  small business on Melrose Ave. during the early 1980s.\n\n<strong>HIROSHI
 MA ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES</strong>\nDir.: Bill Kanzaki\nAn overview of a c
 ultural association that thrives despite the lack of new membership.
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SUMMARY:Film Screenings: Digital Histories 2010
URL:/en/events/2010/05/04/film-screenings-digital-histories-2010/
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