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FEATURE: LONG LIFE, HAPPINESS & PROSPERITY
Canada, 2002, 98 minutes
Co-presented by the Canadian Consulate General Seattle and Women in Film/Seattle

> Seattle premiere!
> Filmmaker Mina Shum scheduled to attend!

The second feature film collaboration between filmmaker Mina Shum and actor Sandra Oh (their first being DOUBLE HAPPINESS) is set amidst a bustling Chinese Canadian community, several of whom are grappling with fate and destiny. Oh plays Kin, a divorced mother raising her 12-year-old daughter Mindy (Valerie Tian). Mindy sets her sights on using Chinese magic to find her mom a new boyfriend, but her efforts refuse to go as planned.

Special Mention, Best Canadian Screenplay, Vancouver International Film Festival
Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival
Official Selection, Toronto International Film Festival

DIRECTOR: Mina Shum
WRITER: Dennis Foon, Mina Shum
PRODUCER: Scott Garvie, Christina Jennings, Raymond Massey


Preceded by

8 MINUTES TO LOVE
USA, 2004, 13 minutes
> World premiere!
> Filmmakers scheduled to attend!
Sandra Oh stars as a woman confronted by her cheating ex-boyfriend at a speed dating event. She gives him eight minutes to try to win her back.
DIRECTOR: Thom Harp
WRITER: Jennifer Matte
PRODUCER: Jennifer Matte, Lisa Halpern

northwest asian american film festival 2004 is a production of northwest asian american theatre