Sixth Annual Asian Pacific American Filmmakers Experience in Park City
Hosted by THE ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN FILMMAKERS EXPERIENCE COMMITTEE

Event Details

MEET THE FILMMAKERS RECEPTION
Sunday, January 21, 2007
4 PM - 6 PM
China Panda Restaurant
1776 Park Avenue
Park City, Utah
(435) 649-5593
(Behind the Yarrow Hotel and Albertson’s, and next door to Gard Sports. Free parking available in lot.)
RSVP TO: apafilmparkcity at gmail.com; please indicate “Park City RSVP” in subject line.

ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN FILMMAKER LOUNGE
Monday, January 22, 2007
12 NOON - 5 PM
The Sidecar Bar
333 Main Street, Park City, UT 84060
(Second Floor of the Main Street Mall, across the street from the Egyptian Theater and Shabu)
(435) 645-7468

Come by the Sidecar Bar, located in the heart of the main Festival thoroughfare on Main Street, to have a drink, munch on a snack, enjoy free wifi, conduct interviews or just hang out. And then join us at 2:30PM as we present an exclusive panel discussion with top Asian Pacific American directors, producers and actors (details below). All invited guests and Film Festival badgeholders welcome.

Panel Discussion:
IF YOU BUILD IT, WILL THEY COME? ASPIRATIONS FOR THE NEW ASIAN AMERICAN FILM MOVEMENT
Monday, January 22, 2007
2:30 PM (see location details above)

Asian Americans are fast becoming a prominent force in film and television as actors in leading roles, artists behind the camera and creatives behind the pen. Our community is at a critical juncture—a new day in the history of Asian Pacific American Cinema. This interactive discussion seeks to explore, brainstorm and inspire dialogue about the next steps necessary in making our burgeoning Asian American Film Movement viable, robust and sustainable. Join confirmed panelists Sung Kang (Finishing the Game, The Motel), Yul Kwon (Survivor: Cook Islands), Grace Lee (American Zombie), Justin Lin (Finishing the Game, Better Luck Tomorrow), Suzy Nakamura (American Zombie) , Dustin Nguyen (Finishing the Game), Janet Yang (Dark Matter, Year of the Fish), and moderator Chi-Hui Yang as we kick off our inaugural panel discussion at Park City 2007.