Join us for a community movie night on January 23! We will be showing three films about Chinese American experiences in small-town California. Following the three films, there will be a Q&A with representatives from each of the movies. Check below for a description of each film:

Min Zhou’s Voices shares the often-overlooked stories of women from historic Locke, CA who struggled and thrived despite the hardships they faced in the 20th century.

​Rising by Evelyn Hang Yin documents the generations of the Wing family who preserved Hanford’s China Alley, and the ramifications of a fire that destroyed its historic Taoist Temple Museum.

Kristie Chow’s Chicago Cafe follows the Fongs as they prepare to close their family’s century-old restaurant in Woodland– a restaurant that may have been the oldest Chinese restaurant in the US.

BYOP – Bring Your Own Popcorn!

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