Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival Screenings

The LA Asian Pacific Film Festival is happening during the first week of May, and this year I have 3 short films playing that I composed music for. Check out the info below if you are interested in seeing some cool films!

EAT Info/Tickets: http://festival.vconline.org/program.cfm?program_id=9

SAT, MAY 03 - 12:00 PM

Laemmle's Sunset 5

8000 Sunset Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90046

PROGRAM 10 - FOOD FOR THOUGHT

(USA, 2008) Dirs: Jon Maxwell, Arvin Chen, Danny Lee

Video, 15 mins, Color, Narrative, English and Mandarin w/E.S.

Three up-and-coming local directors take on issues of love, hunger and food in a trio of short takes that range over the gamut of emotions. Vignettes that observe mother/daughter conflicts, betrayal and revenge, and puppy love in a Taipei fast food take-away take place over different continents and differing opinions and perspectives.

I wrote music for Danny Lee’s segment, which stars Karin Anna Cheung (Better Luck Tomorrow).

SHADES OF GRAY Info/Tickets: http://festival.vconline.org/program.cfm?program_id=42

SUN, MAY 04 - 09:30 PM

Laemmle's Sunset 5

8000 Sunset Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90046

Program: PROGRAM 43 - NO TURNING BACK

(United States, 2007) Dir.: Maxx Lee; Scr.: Royden Ngan

Video, 3 mins, Color, Narrative, Narrative, in English and Cantonese w/E.S.

An underground gambling hall plays host to a hostage exchange between a female assassin, Brandy, and a shadowy mob boss, Bart. The trade turns deadly when Bart executes Brandy's captive sister. Stricken with sadness but armed to the teeth, Brandy unleashes a hail of bullets upon Bart’s enforcers. The whirlwind of violence swells as Brandy severely wounds Bart. With eyes locked and pistols drawn, the pair stares down for a final standoff.

RIVAL SIBLINGS Info/Tickets: http://festival.vconline.org/program.cfm?program_id=44

MON, MAY 05 - 07:00 PM

Imaginasian Center

251 South Main St

(Between 2nd and 3rd Streets), Little Tokyo, Downtown L.A.

Parking: 24 hour lot parking behind the theater. (Enter on Spring or Harlem Lane).

PROGRAM 45 - THE KILLING OF A CHINESE COOKIE

(USA, 2007) Dir./Scr.: Justin Quizon

Video, 21 mins, Color, Narrative, English

Joe and Josephine, two sibling practitioners of eskrima (Philippine martial arts) with wildly different styles and philosophies, bring their differences to a head at a family party where a hilarious, full blown, no holds barred fight scene ensues. After countless broken plates, many bruises and an unconscious uncle, will the sibling rivalry be defused and familial harmony once again restored?