northwest asian american theatre presents
northwest asian american film festival january 26-29, 2006 | seattle, wa

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thu jan 26: 

7pm       

sat jan 28: 

1pm  3pm  7pm  10pm

fri jan 27: 

7pm  10pm

sun jan 29: 

11am  1pm  3pm  7pm

SUNDAY DOCS: GRASSROOTS RISING
USA, 2005, 60 minutes
Washington premiere
Sponsored in part by Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, Asian Counseling & Referral Service, and National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum

From enslaved garment workers in El Monte to Koreatown restaurant and market workers, labor continues to be a vital part of the Asian American experience. GRASSROOTS RISING shares the stories of Asian immigrant working families as they struggle to claim their place in Los Angeles and America.

DIRECTOR: Robert C. Winn
PRODUCERS: Leslie Ito, Robert C. Winn

Preceded by the short film IF TIRED HANDS COULD TALK directed by Shannon Gee and based on Wing Luke Asian Museum's award-winning exhibit about Seattle's own Asian garment workers.

Tickets: $5 / $4 (student/senior)


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