Topic “Daniel Dae Kim”

Two Minutes to Save Lives

Daniel Dae Kim is me. That’s what I think when I see him on TV. "That’s me up there." I can relate to him because I know he can relate to me.

By: Ken Choy | Posted: Wed, Oct 27th- 9:48pm | Under: Chris Tashima, Daniel Dae Kim, David Henry Hwang, Film Festivals, Iris Yamashita, Karin Anna Cheung, Leonardo Nam, Lynn Chen, Quentin lee, SDAFF, Activism, Events

“Gone Hollywood?” San Diego Asian Film Festival Returns for Its 11th Year

Originally conceived as a venue for independent filmmakers and storytellers, the Sundance Film Festival has evolved into a major celebrity extravaganza. Gifting suites and paparazzi pads are common there at what used to be a haven for the low...

By: Ken Choy | Posted: Sat, Oct 23rd- 9:42pm | Under: Daniel Dae Kim, David Henry Hwang, Glee, Harry Shum Jr, Interpretations, Jon M. Chu, Justin Lin, san diego ca, Film Festivals

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