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Ann Marie will be in attendance to talk about the film and answer all your questions. At the Paramount Theatre, Cinema 2 at 7pm as part of the Okanagan Film Festival.

Ann Maries's graphic novel, The Magical Life of Long Tack Sam - an Illustrated Memoir has been nominated in two categories for these prestigious awards: Best Reality-Based Comic and Best Multimedia Artist/Painter

Can be seen here. Ann Marie was commissioned by the Victoria Symphony to create an animation, which was then scored by  Maxime Goulet, from Montreal.

pre-dvd screening of the French Guy at Emily Carr.  #301 South Buliding, ECAID, Granville Island, 1399 Johnston Street.  Free prizes.  To be followed by ECAID pub night.  You might need a drink.  "There Will Be Blood".

People will get together at the Sylvia Hotel to discuss the graphic novel, "the magical life of long tack sam"

There will be a screening of the feature length documentary the next week, April 17th, at 7:30pm.

REEL
ASIAN: ASIAN CANADA ON SCREEN BOOK LAUNCH

THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 28 7PM AT VIVO MEDIA ARTS CENTRE

1965
Main Street,  Vancouver, BC V5T 3C1, 604.872.8337

Co-produced
by VIVO Media Arts, Cineworks, Centre A, On Edge and Coach House Press

Edited
by Elaine Chang, this essential 350 page book includes critical texts and
artists works by Richard Fung, Midi Onodera, Alice Shih, Cheuk Kwan, Lily Cho,
Kwoi Gin, Ann Marie Fleming, Mina Shum, Khanhthuan Tran, Pamila Matharu,
Su-Anne Yeo, Paul Wong, Christine Miguel, Ho Tam, Alice Ming Wai Jim, David
Eng, Leon Aureus, Mieko Ouchi, Nobu Adilman, Romeo Candido, Karin Lee, Loretta
Todd, Helen Lee, Mike Hoolboom, Keith Lock, Wayne Yung, Nguyen, Tan Hoang,
Julia Kwan, Iris Yudai, Monika Kin Gagnon, Colin Geddes, Jason Anderson, Phil
Tsui, Mary Stephen, Anita Lee, Cameron Bailey, Nicole Chung. Published by Coach
House Press.

In Reel
Asian: Asian Canada on Screen, contributors, many of them film-makers, examine
East and Southeast Asian Canadian contributions to independent film and video.
From artist-run centres, theories of hyphenation, distribution networks and gay
and lesbian cinema to F-words, new media technologies and sweet ’n’ sour
controversies, Reel Asian: Asian Canada on Screenpresents a multi-faceted
picture of independent Asian film in Canada. The collection highlights the
screen as a site for the reflection, projection, contestation and reimagination
of identities and communities, and explores the idea that ‘Asian Canada’ is
less a demographic category than it is a term of art.

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