Sat, May 07
|San Francisco
Asian Heritage Month- Chinatown Short Films by James Q. Chan
Emmy-Nominated film director James Q. Chan will be showing two of his films "Bloodline" and "Becoming Polka Dot". After the screening, there will be an in-person Q&A with James and Dorothy Quock a.k.a Polka Dot!
Time & Location
May 07, 2022, 4:00 PM
San Francisco, 2 Waverly Pl, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA
About the Event
"Bloodline"
Local Bay Area chef Tu David Phu (Top Chef contestant; SF Chronicle Rising Star) discovers that the lessons learned in his family kitchen run deeper than his formal training.
"Becoming Polka Dot"
No longer just clothing, Dorothy Quock’s hand-made wardrobe are her personal artifacts that embody the singular and extraordinary life of this 88-year-old colorful fashionista, social justice activist, and community treasure.
About Director:
James Q. Chan is an Emmy-nominated producer and director based in San Francisco. Recent producing credits include PLAGUE AT THE GOLDEN GATE (American Experience, May 2022); CHINATOWN RISING (America ReFramed, May 2022). Recent directing projects include BLOODLINE (KQED/Truly CA); large-format 360° CIRCLE VISION films for Disney; and launching the doc series CHINATOWN SHORTS.
Tickets
General Admission (1 persons)
50 percent of all ticket revenues go towards the filmmaker!
$10.00
+$0.25 ticket service fee
Sale endedGroup Admission (3 persons)
50 percent of all ticket revenues go towards the filmmaker!
$20.00
+$0.50 ticket service fee
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