The glamorous cast of SAVING FACE, Sung Kang, Dustin Nguyen, and many more...Click here to see images from throughout the festival.
posted on October 12, 2005

Through healthy discussion and scrutiny, Asian American film stars addressed matters of film industry opportunity, talent and racism at the San Diego Asian Film Festival’s "Asian Americans in Hollywood" panel. Click here to read what veteran actors Jason Scott Lee and Dustin Nguyen had to say.
posted on October 02, 2005

It was all glitz and glamour as the San Diego Asian Film Festival unveiled its sixth annual gala award winners: a mix of emotional and poignant works. Click here for full gala coverage.
posted on October 01, 2005

Six short films selected by our festival jury were announced at last night's star-studded gala awards dinner. Congratulations to the winning filmmakers: Samuel Kiehoon Lee, Gene Celso, Tak-Hoon Kim, Kevin Lee, Kimi Takesue and Joe Turner Lin. The six winning short films will be shown together in the BEST OF FEST program on Thursday, October 6 at 5:00 pm.
posted on October 01, 2005

For the second year in a row, the San Diego Asian Film Festival is excited to present the Michelob Light Short Flicks Competition. With the support of Anheuser-Busch, SDAFF commissioned four filmmakers to create 30-second short films promoting the film festival. The winner is chosen by a festival audience and receives $1,000. See the Michelob Light Short Flicks here.
posted on September 30, 2005

Happy filmgoers, insightful directors, gorgeous weather, and...lots of instant ramen! Yesterday was a great start to 8 days of Asian film. Click here to see images from opening day.
posted on September 30, 2005

Self taught, experimental and continually questioning tradition, David Helpling has always made music his own way and to please his own ear. Click here to learn more about David's music.
posted on September 29, 2005

Kent Ngo, a senior at Junipero Serra High School and editor of the school newspaper, won this year's San Diego Asian Film Festival high school film review competition. His award includes a $500 scholarship, an all-access pass to the film festival and tickets to the gala awards dinner. Click here to read Kent Ngo's review of MARATHON.
posted on September 29, 2005

We doubled the number of screening days this year, presenting more than 130 films and videos from around the world, including the United States, Canada, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines, Japan, Hong Kong, China, India, and Singapore. So there's more to see and more time to see what you want. Click here to continue.
posted on September 28, 2005

Run down to UltraStar Mission Valley for our opening night screening of MARATHON and the reception immediately following at THIN, 825 Fifth Ave, downtown San Diego. Click here for more information.
posted on September 25, 2005