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IMFest The Immigrant Arts Festival

Updated: Oct 15, 2019

April 25th

6.00 Doors Open

6.30 Screening Starts



"Immigrant Art Series" is an entertainment showcase that brings together emerging immigrant artists from all over the world currently working in the U.S. to tell our stories in a community that understands and supports us. We will be screening a series of shorts made by up-and-coming filmmakers, followed by a conversation with established immigrant talent to talk about their journey.



Films:



"Wreck It Ra"

Directed by Varun Chopra

A preteen’s zany perspective of growing up awkward and ethnically different in suburban America.


 Directed by Varun Chopra A preteen’s zany perspective of growing up awkward and ethnically different in suburban America.
"Wreck It Ra"

"Nuestro Pais"

Directed by Mayra Flores

A short experimental animated documentary about immigrant families living in the U.S. told through an intimate lens.


"Nuestro País"


"The Fob & I"

Directed by Meenakshi Ramamurthy

A trip for dosas takes a turn when Sita is forced to confront her feelings about immigrants.


"The Fob & I"

"Green"

Directed by Suzanne Andrews Correa

An undocumented Turkish pedicab driver unwittingly draws police attention, endangering his brother, his community, and himself.


"Green"

"Joy"

Directed by Lorena Lourenco

Joy explores the distresses of being an immigrant woman of color in Trump's America, juxtaposed against the social courteousness one always feels complied to present.


"Joy"

"First Generation"

Directed by Jeannie Nguyen

First Generation explores the boundaries of self-expression and what it is like growing up in America as a first generation Asian American in the late 90's. We follow a young Asian American protagonist, My-Linh, through her challenges and realization of acceptance and embracing her Asian features.


"First Generation"

When Lauren and Bill’s teen daughter says she’s going to a dance with her classmate Ryan, they question their preconceived notions of her sexuality and their openness as parents.


Followed by Q&A with


Sergio Guerrero - Mexican director and Emmy Winner

Paula Sabbaga - Brazilian Screenwriter and Humanitas New Voices Prize Winner

Luke Maxwell - Canadian Talent Manager



Location

CCCM Mexican Center for Culture and Cinematic Arts

2401 West 6th StreetLos Angeles,

CA 90057


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