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This film is part of the collection: Spencer Nakasako's Trilogy. After escaping the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, the Ny family became one of thousands of refugees faced with resettlement in the U.S. Their lives unfold through the lens of this stirring video diary.
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Join us for a conversation with Spencer Nakasako, award-winning independent filmmaker, on his groundbreaking video work (a.k.a Don Bonus, Kelly Loves Tony, Refugee) with Southeast Asian refugee youth in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Award-winning filmmaker Spencer Nakasako captures life for Southeast Asian-American refugee youths living in the San Francisco Bay Area in these three highly acclaimed documentaries.
His third film in his trilogy about Southeast Asian youth, Refugee, aired on the PBS series Independent Lens, and garnered major awards at the Hawaii International Film Festival and Hamptons Film Festival.
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Spencer Nakasako’s Trilogy. 2005. Award-winning filmmaker Spencer Nakasako captures life for Southeast Asian-American refugee youths living in the San Francisco Bay Area in these three highly acclaimed documentaries.
Mar 1, 2020 · Highlighting the ways in which gender comes into play in Nakasako's work, this essay focuses on Kelly Loves Tony (often the least discussed of the trilogy), and also includes material from recently conducted interview with Spencer Nakasako on the occasion of the 25 th anniversary of his trilogy.