Wednesday, October 28, 2009

SNH @ CHICAGO FIL AM FILM FEST!


Calling all Chicago Bulls fans!  Sounds of a New Hope has officially been selected for the Chicago Filipino American Film Festival

It will be screened alongside Manilatown is in the Heart, Curtis Choy's documentary on the late legendary community activist Al Robles.

Chicago Filipino American Film Festival
Saturday, November 7, 2009, 11am
Portage Theater

for more info:

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

SNH @ UC SANTA BARBARA THIS WEDNESDAY!!


Sounds of a New Hope will be screening at UC Santa Barbara's Multi-Cultural Center Theater this Wednesday, October 21, 2009 at 6pm.

The event will feature a live performance by the up-and-coming hip-hop group from Eastside Long Beach, SHINING SONS.



Come thru and peep the future!  For more event info click HERE

-ET

Thursday, October 15, 2009

SNH @ SAN DIEGO ASIAN FILM FEST THIS WEEKEND!



Sounds of a New Hope begins its run at the San Diego Asian Film Festival this weekend!!

You can catch it on:
Friday, October 16th, 2009 - 7:20pm (w/ filmmaker Q&A)
Saturday, October 24th, 2009 - 10:10pm

It will be part of a program called

COTABATO CITY
Director: Karen Lin | 5 min | Video | 2009
A young boy’s imaginary journey to the music of the Electric Kulintang.

30 DAY PROMISE
Director: Shawn Lee | 9 min | Video | 2009
Vincent comes to terms with painful memories of heartbreak one autumn evening.

THE OTHER WAY ROUND
Director: Geoffrey Quan | 14 min | Video | 2008
Tomorrow morning, Lucia Grace Buenaflor will be deported from the only country she has ever known.

TATANG
Director: Jean Paolo “Nico” Hernandez | 17 min | Video | 2009
A homeless thief trains his granddaughter to steal in order to survive their impoverished life.

SOUNDS OF A NEW HOPE
Director: Eric Tandoc | 40 min | Video |2008
Sharing life experiences, beats, and rhymes, Kiwi makes connections in the Philippines, inspiring the next generation to continue the ongoing struggle for freedom.


The program is sponsored by ANAKBAYAN-San Diego, Filipino American National Historical Society (FAHNS) San Diego, and Kamalayan Alliance - CSU San Marcos

Tickets are available at the Hazard Center UltraStar Cinemas box office.  Discounted tickets available through contacting ANAKBAYAN-San Diego.

**If you live in SD and want to get more involved in making positive change for the Filipino community in the US as well as back home in the Philippines, holla at ANAKBAYAN-San Diego!

-ET

Saturday, October 10, 2009

SNH @ PHILLY ASIAN AM FILM FEST!


Sounds of a New Hope plays at the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival on Sunday, October 11th, 2009 at 1pm alongside the homie Tadashi Nakamura's A Song For Ourselves.

Mass Movement representin' to the fullest in Philly y'all!


-ET

Friday, October 2, 2009

SNH THIS SUNDAY IN SF!!


For all the Bay Area fam, Sounds of a New Hope is playing this Sunday, October 4th, 2009, at 5pm in San Francisco at the PeliKULa! Pin@y Film Series organized by Kularts!

Come thru!

1010 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
(corner of Mission & 6th St)

-ET

PeliKULa! Pin@y Film Series 
First Sundays of the Month 
Dim the lights, silence your cell phones, butter your popcorn, sit back and relax as Kularts presents its first Pin@y Film series featuring works by today's leaders in cutting-edge Pin@y cinema.

5pm, Sun OCT 4
Art for Social Change (Documentaries)
Admission: $7
Tickets: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/79743

*Add $3 to your admission at the door, and we will donate that $3 directly to relief efforts in the Philippines*

Featuring: 

Hip Hip Mestizaje: Racialization,
Resonance, and Filipino American
Knowledge of Self

Director: Mark Villegas
Why Filipinos, why hip hop? A coast-to-coast exploration of Filipinos immersion into the hip hop movement, highlighting the cultural and racial impact of colonization on Filipino artists.

Sounds of a New Hope
Director: Eric Tandoc
Co-presented by ALAY
Growing up around LAs neighborhood gangs in the 90s, a young Filipino-American named Kiwi (Jack DeJesus) became an MC and community organizer, using hip-hop to raise consciousness 
for genuine democracy. Through sharing life experiences, beats, and rhymes, youth from San Mateo to Metro Manila make connections across oceans that inspire the next generation to continue the ongoing struggle for freedom.

Showman Shaman
Director: Egay Navarro
Free-thinking independent artists catapulted Baguio into a vital art center of the Philippines in the late 80s such as Roberto Villanueva's art installation of his own cremation - outdoors, in the middle of Baguio City, mourners circled his funeral pyre, chanting and dancing to the beat of gangsa gongs.

Huna Huna
Director: Wilfred Galila
A haunting art film calling for environmental awareness and action in response to the largest oil spill in Philippine history.


Q&A Panel: Eric Tandoc, Suzanne Llamado (Baguio Arts Guild), Wilfred Galila, and Kiwi
Moderated by Irene Faye Duller