There’s a saying that “Music is the soul of a nation”. What happens when a nation’s music is silenced? Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock and Roll is a fascinating documentary about Cambodia’s modern music history. The film captures […]
Filmmaker Update: Jennifer Cho Suhr, Cuong Ngo
Korean American filmmaker Jennifer Cho Suhr is currently raising funds to complete her new short film and thesis project Out There, a story of Ollie, an eight year old boy, who is abruptly abandoned by his mother and left with his […]
Filmmaker Update: Mina Son & Sara Newens
San Francisco based filmmakers Mina Son and Sara Newens are raising post-production funds to finish their feature length documentary Top Spin about three young, aspiring table tennis stars who juggle six-hour intense training and international tournaments with regular high school […]
Filmmaker Update: Romeo Candido’s Prison Dancer needs your help!
Filipino Canadian filmmaker Romeo Candido is working on Prison Dancer, an original interactive web series inspired by the viral Youtube phenomenon Dancing Inmates of Cebu! Filled with catchy pop tunes, star-crossed lovers, and interactive audience engagement, this new project has been […]
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With the holiday season just around the corner, it is definitely the time to give and receive. With crowd-funding becoming more common, sites like IndieGoGo and Kickstarter have given filmmakers a new and immediate way to raise awareness and cash […]
Filmmaker Update: Tiffany Hsiung has reached her Kickstarter Goal
Congratulations to Tiffany Hsiung for surpassing her Kickstarter goal of $50,000 to fund WITHIN EVERY WOMAN, her documentary that explores the forgotten history of “The Comfort Woman”, a term used to describe over 200,000 girls who were forced into sexual […]
Filmmaker Update: Tiffany Hsiung, Randall Okita
Director Tiffany Hsiung is raising funds to support her newest project – a feature length doc called Within Every Woman. This film that explores the forgotten history of Comfort Women, a term used to describe over 200,000 girls who were […]

