Southeast Asian American Journeys (Feature Documentary)

Sunday will begin at 12 PM with the screening of "Southeast Asian American Journeys," directed by Quyên Nguyen-Le, Joua Lee Grande, and Oanh-Nhi Nguyen. This feature documentary comprises five chapters, each highlighting different refugee communities across the U.S. Presented with five chapters, it follows different refugee communities across the US: The Market is the journey to the Southeast Asian Market in south Philadelphia’s FDR Park. Threads paints a sprawling portrait of indigenous Montagnard refugee community in North Carolina, threading intergenerational history-making. Teb Chaw (Land) is an immersive vignette of Hmong farmers transforming local foodways in a diversified Minnesota. Muoz-Doic Mixtape is an offering of intergenerational storytelling from the Mien community of Portland, Oregon. Between Us follows the multilayered stories of queer Cambodian and Vietnamese cultural workers in southern California.

Free screenings for all kids, students and seniors, thanks to a grant from the RuMBa Foundation of Long Beach. Also made possible by Port of Long Beach and Cambodia Town. Free tickets at box office (on screening days) or can be requested at info@cambodiatownfilmfestival.com