The 35th Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, organized by the arts nonprofit Visual Communications, highlighted bold female talent through various sold-out films and panels between May 2-10. With week-long festivities and screenings across Downtown Los Angeles and Little Tokyo, the festival kicked off with
In David Au’s Eat With Me, a mother learns to accept her estranged son’s sexual orientation through a journey that involves dumplings, street tacos, and ecstasy pills. This is the Hong-kong born director’s first feature film, which was inspired by his short Fresh like Strawberries.
The 35th Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, organized by the arts nonprofit Visual Communications, highlighted bold female talent through various sold-out films and panels between May 2-10. With week-long festivities and screenings across Downtown Los Angeles and Little Tokyo, the festival kicked off with
In David Au’s Eat With Me, a mother learns to accept her estranged son’s sexual orientation through a journey that involves dumplings, street tacos, and ecstasy pills. This is the Hong-kong born director’s first feature film, which was inspired by his short Fresh like Strawberries.