Shorts Program #2: Home

@ UO EMU Redwood Auditorium (Room 214)

Representation

Short Narrative | 3 minutes | USA | Directed by JJ Querubin

An Asian American woman explores the power of representation and misrepresentation, told in spoken word.



Balancing Sacrifice

Short Narrative | 6 minutes | USA | Directed by Rommel Andaya

Back from deployment, a young woman grapples with the sacrifices she has made both overseas and at home.



Kamaʻāina

Short Narrative | 15 minutes | USA | Directed by Kimi Howl Lee

Mahina navigates life on the streets in Wai’anae as a queer teen, coming to find herself at the largest organized homeless camp in Hawaii – Pu’uhonua o Wai’anae.



Our Home Here

Short Narrative | 16 minutes | USA | Directed by Angela Chen

A short film with parallel stories, all revolving around one explsive night at a fast food drive-thru in Texas; the elusiveness of the American dream.



Our Island’s Treasure

Short Documentary | 17 minutes | USA | Directed by Kaiya Yonamine

High school student and youth activist Kaiya Yonamine gives voice to activists at the Henoko military base site in Okinawa, a pivotal fight for preserving the ocean that few people here know about.



Finding Dohi

Short Documentary | 25 minutes | USA | Directed by Amber McClure

A mother and daughter trace their family roots back to Japan, unearthing pieces of family history lost across oceans and language.




Q&A: Kaiya Yonamine (Our Island’s Treasure), Amber and Daphne McClure (Finding Dohi)
Saturday, March 14, 2020
2:30 pm — 4:15 pm (1h 45′)

University of Oregon

Short Documentary, Short Narrative