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This free
five-day event
will showcase
films of varying
topics that will
help to assist
in bridging the
gap between
Asian and
American
cultures.
Another goal of
the Asian Film &
Television
Festival is to
draw in New York
City residents
to visit
Chinatown, a
bustling
neighborhood of
commerce,
entertainment,
and delectable
cuisine. Since
September 11,
2001,
Chinatown’s
economy has
suffered
tremendously
through the loss
of jobs,
businesses and
traffic access
in Lower
Manhattan.
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Festival
Program |
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2PM |
4PM |
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Monday,
May
12 |
Opening
Ceremony |
Film
The
Wandering
Generation |
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Tuesday,
May
13 |
Film
Short
Subjects |
Film
Gua
Sha:
The
Treatment |
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Wednesday,
May
14 |
Film
Live
in
Peace |
Film
Love
Story
by
Tea |
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Thursday,
May
15 |
Film
Taiwan
Today |
Film
Rice
Rhapsody |
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Friday,
May
16 |
Film
My
1919 |
Film
The
Wandering
Generation |
Major funding
is provided by New York State
Senate, Parks
Cultural & Arts
Fund, Chinese
Consolidated
Benevolent
Association, and
community funds.
Co-Sponsored
by Asian American /
Asian Research
Institute
(AAARI), and
Reflect-arts,
Inc.
For more
information,
please contact
Mr. Chung Lo by
phone at
212-227-4828, or
email at
icca@reflect-arts.com.
Institute of
Chinese Culture
& Arts
Chinese
Community
Television
Network
118 Baxter
Street, Room 206
New York, NY
10013
URL:
www.reflect-arts.com
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