Multi-instrumentalist Hoang Ngoc Bich, a.k.a. Bic Hoang, was a cherished member of Vancouver’s Vietnamese community.
Le is best known as the author of The Boat, a collection of short stories that includes a story a young girl who is smuggled out of Vietnam.
The Australian-born Dao’s novel, Anam, is a work of imagination in which the narrator tries to allow all the rival voices to be heard.
The cinematography draws a sharp contrast between idyllic winter life in Quebec and harrowing times in Vietnam after the fall of Saigon.
Luu has fond childhood memories of celebrating the arrival of the Lunar New Year in Vietnam, where it’s called Tết.
The Vancouver Asian Film Festival will present “Boat People” as part of its Animated Shorts program at International Village Cineplex.
Nguyễn creates her crafts by coiling cardstock around a little pin tool. Then, she glues small strips of paper into elaborate designs.
Territorial disputes run deep in Southeast Asia, and that explains why residents of Vietnam can’t see Barbie in theatres.
蒙特利尔电影制作人、舞台总监兼影片设计师Khoa Lê喜欢超越传统界线。这名酷儿艺术家的简历显示，他致力「创作将神圣与平凡之间，以及现实与想像之间界线模糊的作品」。他声称，自己的作品总保留着人性化元素。由他执导的长篇纪录片《Má Sài Gòn》（西贡母亲）不但体现了他的创作宗旨，更打破了固有的刻板印象。这部引人入胜并且关于越南LGBTQ社区的敏感题材作品，将于5月6日（星期六）下午5:15在温哥华的DOXA Documentary Film Festival上映。
蒙特利爾電影製作人、舞台總監兼影片設計師Khoa Lê喜歡超越傳統界線。這名酷兒藝術家的簡歷顯示，他致力「創作將神聖與平凡之間，以及現實與想像之間界線模糊的作品」。他聲稱，自己的作品總保留著人性化元素。由他執導的長篇紀錄片《Má Sài Gòn》（西貢母親）不但體現了他的創作宗旨，更打破了固有的刻板印象。這部引人入勝並且關於越南LGBTQ社區的敏感題材作品，將於5月6日（星期六）下午5:15在溫哥華的DOXA Documentary Film Festival上映。
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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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