Limited Free tix for Edward Yang Films / Plus Night Market

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Special Announcement:

As co-presenters of the SF International Asian American Film Festival, I have a limited number (about 4-5) free tickets for each of the Edward Yang Film series. Please RSVP with me, HoChie Tsai, at hoc...@hochie.net by this Wednesday if you're interested in claiming a ticket. I'll let you know if I still have tickets available.

If you're thinking about coming to the Friday evening film in Berkeley on March 14, please also check out the Berkeley TASA's Night Market event for some great food right before the film! It's only a 5 minute walk from Dwinelle Plaza to the Pacific Film Archive. See below.

March 14, 2008

Night Market at Berkeley

If you've got a craving for some yummy Taiwanese food or are itching to play some fun games, come to our Night Market event on Friday, March 14th starting at 6PM in Dwinelle plaza! UC Berkeley's TASA is co-hosting this event with other campus clubs, so come eat, chill, and meet lots of new people.

WHEN: Fri, March 14th, 6PM
WHERE: Dwinelle plaza, Central UC Berkeley campus. Click HERE for map.
PRICE: depends on what food you want to buy or games you want to play

The food will be served in small portions at low prices so you have a chance to try out different stands. Some of the food that will be offered include lu ro fan (stewed pork over rice), egg tarts, and nio ro mien (beef noodle soup). It'll be a great place to check out if you're craving some good food or want to try new things. So get your taste buds dancing this Friday night!

March 14, 19, 20

A Tribute to Edward Yang at the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival!


Click the above image to see the poster in more detail!

TaiwaneseAmerican.org and Taiwanese American Professionals (TAP-SF) are proud to be co-presenters at the nation's premiere Asian American film festival at various locations around the SF Bay area! This is a first time for us, and we encourage you to come out to support the largest film festival of its kind in the world!

We are happy to promote the special film series "A Tribute to Edward Yang" featuring three of this late director's finest works exemplifying his contributions to Taiwanese New Wave Cinema.

The films are:
March 14, 9PM - The Terrorizer (plays in Berkeley)
March 19, 7PM - A Brighter Summer Day (plays in San Francisco)
March 20, 7PM - YiYi: A One and a Two (plays in Berkeley)

CLICK HERE TO READ ABOUT THE FILMS AND PURCHASE TICKETS!
** LIMITED NUMBER OF FREE TICKETS FOR EACH FILM!!
Email hoc...@hochie.net to see if any are available still!

Then, CLICK HERE TO RSVP on our Evite so that we can keep track of who may be attending. We may organize casual meet-ups before or after the events, depending on response.

Taiwanese American filmmaker, Edward Yang, passed away in July of 2007 due to complications from a seven year battle with colon cancer. Mr. Yang was best known for his critically acclaimed film, Yi Yi, about a Taiwanese family coping with the serious illness of their elderly mother.

Yang's first major success "Taipei Story," gained world-wide attention in 1985. He followed that success with several other award winning films. Known for focusing on modern Taiwanese life and realistic problems, Yang's films have won numerous awards and are said to have a distinctive visual and narrative style. Critics praise Yang's films for their subtlety and minimal, yet powerful, dialogue.

In honor of Edward Yang and his wonderful work, please take the time to come view some of his most famous films with supporters of TaiwaneseAmerican.org and Taiwanese American Professionals SF Chapter.

DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT UPCOMING EVENTS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS, INCLUDING THE "CHOCOLATE BAR" MIXER WITH FILMMAKER WENDY CHENG!
http://TaiwaneseAmerican.org/westcoast


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