SEEfest is thrilled to host the super-quintet of Trieste aficionados sharing their stories, anecdotes and insights about the cosmopolitan region in northern Adriatic.
The city of Trieste presides at the intersection of Austrian, Italian, Slavic and Jewish cultures.
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Don’t miss the chance to see the live performance of the celebrated 1970’s ingénue of Fellini’s Satyricon, Spirits of the Dead/Toby Dammit and Roma, and the co-star of Orson Welles’ The Merchant of Venice, Irina Maleeva.
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The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) announced has announced its galas and 2018 lineup of narrative and documentary features as well as short films for its 16th annual festival. Gala tickets and passes as well as regular screening tickets are now available.
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The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) announced has announced its galas and 2018 lineup of narrative and documentary features as well as short films for its 16th annual festival. The festival is widely recognized as the premiere showcase of groundbreaking Indian cinema globally. IFFLA will take place April 11-15, 2018 at Regal L.A. LIVE: A Barco Innovation Center in Los Angeles.
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This year, kids in LA will get a chance to really visit Wakanda (sort of). African Soul International, a nonprofit arts and education organization that specializes in the arts of the Black experience, will host a 5-day Culture Camp in which students afes7-17 can learn real drumming, dancing, history, songs and culture!
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Chiufang Hwang, M.D. is a Taiwanese-born doctor and fitness advocate who embarked on a journey to become a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader at age 50. But while she’s achieved the immigrant-child-makes-good American dream, the road from South Carolina to medical school was a gritty one. She shares her deeply inspiring and moving journey with The Immigrant Magazine.
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Polish filmmaker Beata Calińska shares her immigrant journey with The Immigrant Magazine expressing her views on the status of immigrants in today’s America. Co-director of Have no Fear a documentary recently selected for the NewFilmmakers Los Angeles Film Festival, she expresses her impassioned argument about why she tackles the sensitive often-polarizing issue of police brutality and its impact on American communities and families.
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Los Angeles-Don’t be fooled into believing that there isn’t much to do in Los Angeles. This past weekend, February 16th-19th was mind blowing with all of the events, activities taking place throughout the City of Angels.
I was most fortunate to be invited to a screening of Back to Natural: A Documentary Film. The film screening and brunch was hosted by LA Naturals the largest natural hair meetup group on the West Coast consisting of 1,300 members.
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Today marks the beginning of the 2018 Chinese New Year a celebration that will run over the course of two weeks. Based on the lunar calendar Chinese New Year has a moving timeline falling typically between January 21 and February 20.
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Los Angeles-The first weekend of the Pan African Film and Arts Festival is a wrap! Don’t despair; there is still time to catch the festival, which runs through Monday, February 19th at the Rave Cinemark Theatres and at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza.Yes, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, each year we get to go on a global journey of the African diaspora through cinema and to enjoy the brilliant artwork of local and international artists.
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