Green Dragon: Ethnic Visions Film Series
Baxter Lecture Hall
- Public Event
Green Dragon (2001 / 115 min.) is the tale of Vietnamese refugees sent to an orientation camp on the Camp Pendleton Marine Base in California. The film focuses on a young boy and his sister, chronicling the stories told to the children in the camp.
Special Guest: Timothy Gui, director
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Free public screenings of the Ethnic Visions Film Series are offered in conjunction with an advanced Humanities course being taught by Dr. Robert Rosenstone, Caltech Professor of History. He hopes that the series will be "a way of understanding our multicultural society, as well as learning something about the similarities and differences in the processes of immigration, acculturation, and Americanization." Most screenings will include guests associated with the films shown. These visits are made possible with support from the President's Diversity Initiative Fund. All screening begin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays. The full series includes:
- The Jazz Singer (3/31/05)
- Badass (4/07/05)
- Zoot Suit (4/14/05)
- Green Dragon (4/21/05)
- Maryam (4/28/05)
- Devil in a Blue Dress (5/05/05)
- Real Women Have Curves (5/12/05)
- ABCD (5/19/05)
- Better Luck Tomorrow (5/26/05)
For more information, please phone (626) 395-4652 or email [email protected].
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