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Find out about The wonderful streaming service you can watch Finding Kukan on
The Totally Free Streaming Service You Didn't Know You Have
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Lovers of classic films have been set adrift this month after the Filmstruck streaming service was unceremoniously murdered by corporate ghouls. But friends, I want to tell you about a free streaming service that’s in many ways just as good as Filmstruck, offers Criterion films, and has at least o...Henry Golding Becomes First Asian GQ 'Men Of The Year' Cover Star
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And the online Asian community is thrilled for the "Crazy Rich Asians" actor.Watch FINDING KUKAN Via Public Libraries! -
Watch FINDING KUKAN via Public Libraries!
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Stream for free via Kanopy & your Public Library cardThe New York Times included Marion Wong and her 1916 film "The Curse of Quon Gwon" in their list of twenty "Movie Women You Should Know." She would be so thrilled! See a clip here: www.deepfocusproductions.com/films/the-curse-of-quon-gwon/CAPE - Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment
No stopping #CrazyRichAsians author Kevin Kwan. He co-created a series that has a put pilot commitment for a multi-cam comedy at CBS about "two very different families–one from Shanghai with new money and one from the East coast of the U.S. with old money– that must learn to co-exist when their children get married."Love that Chinese American artist Tyrus Wong is being celebrated with a Google Doodle. To learn more about the man watch the wonderful TYRUS - A Documentary Film by Pamela Tom.
Tyrus Wong, the illustrator who gave us Bambi
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Google celebrated the 108th anniversary of the birth of noted Chinese-American artist and illustrator Tyrus Wong Thursday by featuring him in the search engine's daily Google Doodle.The students at Hawai'i Pacific University proved to be a great audience for my lecture on #FindingKUKAN last week - we had insightful back and forth dialogue and I was inspired by their enthusiasm and curiosity. Thanks to Professor Jon Davidann for inviting me to share my experiences with the HPU community.
A feature documentary film by Robin Lung about pioneering filmmaker Li Ling-Ai and her lost Oscar-winning film KUKAN.
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