Related Film Screenings
Upcoming
A River Changes Course
2013. Cambodia. Directed by Kalyanee Mam. Mam’s second documentary feature follows three families in rural Cambodia as they struggle for survival as their livelihoods are threatened by ever-increasing industrial development. Mam’s serenely measured style exposes her subjects’ hardships and the textures of their quotidian tasks—dexterous fingers comb through mounds of rice, gut heaps of fish, and guide synthetic fabrics through factory machinery. With a lightness of touch, Mam delivers a heavy blow—though it is never made explicit, the imminent destruction of natural resources looms large, especially for children on the brink of adult-hood who find themselves facing frighteningly precarious futures. In Cambodian; English subtitles. 83 min.
Past
Ling yi ban (The Other Half)
2006. China. Ying Liang. 111 min.
An Evening with Kazuhiro Soda
The filmmaker introduces his debut feature, Campaign, as part of Contemporasian. The film will also be shown on April 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13, with no filmmaker introduction.
Senkyo (Campaign)
2007. Japan. Kazuhiro Soda. 119 min.
Senkyo (Campaign)
2007. Japan. Kazuhiro Soda. 119 min.
Mukhsin
2006. Malaysia. Yasmin Ahmad. 94 min.
Tirador (Slingshot)
2007. Philippines. Brillante Mendoza. 86 min.
Dinner with the President: A Nation's Journey
2007. Pakistan. Sabiha Sumar, Sachithanandam Sathananthan. 82 min.
Herbert
2006. India. Suman Mukhopadhyay. 142 min.
Megane
2007. Japan. Naoko Ogigami. 106 min.
Megane
2007. Japan. Naoko Ogigami. 106 min.
Kamome Shokudo (Seagull Diner)
2006. Japan. Naoko Ogigami. 106 min.
Hyazgar (Desert Dream)
2007. Mongolia/China. Lu Zhang. 123 min.
Flower in the Pocket
2007. Malaysia. Liew Seng Tat. 97 min.
Babi buta yang ingin terbang (Blind Pig Who Wants to Fly)
2008. Indonesia. Edwin. 77 min.
Dajang Soembi, perempoean jang dikawini andjing (Dajang Soembi, the Woman Who Was Married to a Dog)
2004. Indonesia. Edwin. 7 min.
Adela
2008. Philippines. Adolfo Alix Jr.. 88 min.
Meitjin haru (My Dear Enemy)
2009. South Korea. Lee Yoon-ki. 123 min.
Qilu tiantang (Sincerely Yours)
2009. Taiwan. Rich Lee. 96 min.
Ghost Town
2008. China. Zhao Dayong. 169 min.
Ramchand Pakistani
2008. Pakistan. Mehreen Jabbar. 103 min.
Talentime
2009. Malaysia. Yasmin Ahmad. 120 min.
A Letter to Uncle Boonmee
2009. Thailand/Great Britain/Germany. Apichatpong Weerasethakul. 17 min.
Madam Butterfly
2008. Italy/Taiwan/France. Tsai Ming-Liang. 36 min.
Heshang aiqing (Cry Me a River)
2008. China/Spain/France. Jia Zhangke. 19 min.
Lost in the Mountains
2009. South Korea. Hong Sang-soo. 30 min.
Make Yourself at Home (Fetish)
2008. USA. Soopum Sohn. 90 min.
Ahasin wetei (Between Two Worlds)
2009. Sri Lanka/France. Vimukthi Jayasundara. 85 min.
Jao Nok Krajok (Mundane History)
2009. Thailand. Anocha Suwichakornpong. 82 min.
The High Life
2010. China. Zhao Dayong. 96 min.
Igillena Maluwo (Flying Fish)
2010. Sri Lanka. Sanjeewa Pushpakumara. 125 min.
The Journals of Musan
2010. South Korea. Park Jung-Bum. 127 min.
Hi-So
2010. Thailand. Aditya Assarat. 102 min.
Tatsumi
2011. Singapore. Eric Khoo. 94 min.
Ang Babae Sa Septic Tank (The Woman in the Septic Tank)
2011. Philippines. Marlon N. Rivera. 87 min.
UFO in Her Eyes
2011. Germany. Xiaolu Guo. 110 min.
Lung Neaw Visits His Neighbours
2011. Thailand/Mexico. Rirkrit Tiravanija. 154 min.
Alms for a Blind Horse (Anhey Ghohrey Da Daan)
2011. India. Gurvinder Singh. 112 min.
Highway
2012. Nepal. Deepak Rauniyar.
Ji Yi Wang Zhe Wo (Memories Look at Me)
2012. China. Song Fang. 87 min.