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REVIEWS


"Children of Invention did the state [of Massachusetts] proud....Catch it on video if you can, and get in on the ground floor of what could be a bright film career for the movie’s writer-director, Randolph native Tze Chun."--New England Patriot-Ledger (1/3/11)

"Best of 2010: #5 CHILDREN OF INVENTION: Tze Chun's terrific feature debut is a drama which echoes those classics of world cinema from Iran and France that show the resilience and inner grace of children under circumstances in which adults crumble."--Cleveland Movie Blog (1/3/11)

"My 10 Favourite Films of 2010: CHILDREN OF INVENTION: This heartbreaking feature film debut by Tze Chun is a fine addition to what’s looking to be some sort of a new neo-realist movement arising out of the American indie film scene....as timely as they come. Bring some tissues."--Malaysian Insider (12/25/10)

"2010's Top 10 Films You'll Probably Never See: #2 CHILDREN OF INVENTION: Without overt sentiment or overwrought plotting, Children of Invention offers a heart-wrenching story about the devastation experienced by an ordinary family during this current economic crisis. The highlight of the film are the performances by the two children, who are natural and likable—unlike the cloying, precocious, or overly sentimentalized kids in most Hollywood films. Trust me, you’ll like this one."
--Turner Classic Movies Blog (12/6/10)

"Wonderful film and solid DVD....Image quality ranges from strong to occasionally outstanding....detail has outstanding moments and colors are bright and true....
shines like a Criterion release in terms of supplements....There was some real thought and effort put into these supplements and it's wonderful to have the director so accessible....If only all new films I reviewed were this good - or DVDs this strong....a very worthwhile and touching film experience. This is strongly recommended!"--DVD Beaver (Aug 2010)

"Deftly tackles immigration, class, family dynamics and the classic American hustle known as the pyramid scheme....Children of Invention is simultaneously delicate and powerful in its representation of a financially strapped Asian American family - seldom seen in film."--Hyphen Magazine (Aug 2010)

"Chun ably captures what it’s like to be part of the working poor in this downturned economy, turning the autobiographical into the topical....I am pulling for Children of Invention, one of my favorite films of the year so far. I can’t recommend it enough."
--Turner Classic Movies Blog (7/19/10)

"The child actors shine, delivering sympathetic but never saccharine performances."
--Gambit Weekly (6/7/10)

" Heartrending, bleakly humorous and beautifully observed....rarely puts a foot wrong....wonderfully unaffected performances...dry-eyed refusal to sentimentalize [the children's] plight or poverty in general. It’s a film well worth seeing from a young filmmaker to be watched."--Time Out Chicago (5/13/10)

"One of my favorite films that played Sundance 2009...a triumph of mood....[Chun]’s a terrific director of children. The weight of the fraught subject material...is gently carried. The film’s quiet intelligence makes one anxious for Chun’s next films. The deft, direct score is by T. Griffin."--Ray Pride, Newcity Film (5/12/10)

"Sharply observed...Chun has a keen eye for detail, and it’s those details that engross us....Michael Chen and Crystal Chiu are consistently endearing, wise without seeming precocious."--The Globe & Mail (4/23/10)

"Children of Invention veers from immigrant story norms....Quietly revelatory...the film uses silence, terse guitar music, and smart cutting to fill emotional and narrative blanks....Chun’s observations about materialism’s chokehold on immigrant life are acute."--Georgia Strait (4/22/10)

"Heartrending...impressive debut feature...shows enormous love and respect for those clutching at the short end of the American Dream."--Chicago Reader (4/1/10)

"Of the films I've seen [at the Chicago Asian American Showcase] my favorite is Children of Invention, a lovely indie about two kids from Quincy, Massachusetts...the filmmaker Tze Chun, is an American who's worked with Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden (Half Nelson, Sugar) and absorbed some of their feel for the down-and-out."
--Chicago Reader - Blog (4/1/10)

" Restraint proves a virtue of — and a shrewd if necessary choice for — 'Children of Invention,' a modestly scaled, quietly effective independent movie...a fine feature debut...a topical look at what it means to be working and poor in America....Yet while the politics are there, you might be too busy choking back tears to notice."--Manohla Dargis, New York Times (3/12/10)

"One way to judge a filmmaker is by the way he or she directs children. Take Tze Chun and his impressive first feature, 'Children of Invention.' He gets high marks for coaxing marvelous performances from his child stars....Cindy Cheung gives a winning performance....Performances are realistic and unpretentious, and the backbone of this observant movie by a director-writer with a promising future."--V.A. Musetto, New York Post (3/12/10)

"Wonderful...absorbing and deftly played. Chen and Chiu's genuine, rarely cloying performances along with Cheung's urgent sincerity add immeasurably to this timely film's many modest pleasures."--Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times (3/12/10)

"I loved this movie. I can't remember when I have loved a movie quite as much as this movie....It's just such a moving film...so worth seeing."--Claudia Puig, USA Today (guest critic on KPCC's AirTalk) [review starts at 13:40] (3/12/10)

"These kids are extraordinary....It is an absolute gem of a film. This is one that people really should see."--Jean Oppenheimer, KPCC [review starts at 13:40] (3/12/10)

"Engrossing...so affecting...Cheung is excellent as Elaine...Chen and Chiu are rising stars in the making, giving some of the best performances by child actors I’ve seen in recent memory....Poignant, moving and beautifully executed, 'Children of Invention' is a must-see."--It's Just Movies (3/12/10)

"Though Chun has lucked out with just about all of his casting, he won the lottery with Chiu, whose Tina has a crushing sweetness that makes this predicament all the more heartbreaking. Other standout collaborators include cinematographer Chris Teague and editor Anna Boden, who bring further grace to the production and keep the narrative moving forward on a deceptively taut line...An accomplished feature-length debut that deserves to reach as wide an audience as possible."--Michael Tully, Hammer to Nail (3/11/10)

"Touching performances from two pint-size leads...Chun has love and care in the telling, poetry in the form of exposition and dialogue. When a plot point or two feels uncomfortably convenient, Chen seems aware of it and rolls with it. It's a confidence he should take to further stories, sharper scripts, bigger ambitions."--AMC FilmCritic.com (3/11/10)

" An emotionally wrenching film, produced with exquisite sensitivity and featuring some remarkably assured performances from its young cast....heralds the talents of an up-and-coming filmmaker."--The Epoch Times (3/11/10)

"Chun should chiefly be applauded for his work with the two child actors, Chen and Chiu...they're incredibly competent at storytelling. They are not puppets or tiny adults. They are just genuine, honest kids."--Washington Square News (3/11/10)

"A touching and at times heartbreaking story about a couple of the cutest kids ever."--Audrey Magazine (3/10/10)

"A rueful homage to American dreams both wonderful and warped."--Ella Taylor, Village Voice (3/9/10)

"Derives its beauty from its casually obsessed dwelling on the minutia of dreaming when you're down and out....comes alive through its often bittersweet sense of detail....a small wonder."--Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine (3/9/10)

"Subtle but powerful...paints a moving portrait of the current recession....a stirring story about an American family. Child actors Michael Chen and Crystal Chiu deliver unexpectedly luminous performances."--ArtsEditor (2/27/10)

"Chun works in the style of new American realism, which gently mixes scripted drama and uninflected observation. His camera is fluid, and the rhythmically brisk editing is by Anna Boden ("Half Nelson," "Sugar"). It’s interesting to see realism applied to the streets of Quincy, Lexington, and Downtown Crossing. It’s so rare, in fact, to see these places handsomely filmed - the cinematographer is Chris Teague....how refreshing to see a movie about a mother’s struggles that doesn’t culminate in her lying on her back to make ends meet.--Wesley Morris, Boston Globe (2/26/10)

"Roots firmly planted in the hard-luck stories of Italy’s post-World War II neorealist movement....marks the arrival of a major new talent."--Boston Herald (2/26/10)

"Chun proves a master at depicting the children’s hunger, loneliness and frustration in a series of heartbreaking scenes....a great deal of heart, along with a moving tribute to the resiliency and fortitude of children."--Patriot Ledger (2/26/10)

"Memorable, admirable performances from the two (child actors)....the precocious (Crystal) Chiu turns in a pure, authentically naturalistic performance."--Film Journal (2/25/10)

"The atmosphere of the film as a whole is amazing, and highlighted by an excellent score."--Lonely Reviewer (2/23/10)

"Urgent, artful and even austerely poetic...the movie seems ripped from the headlines: foreclosures, Ponzi schemes, children facing an uncertain economic future....could ignite a passion among some indie auds via its delicate treatment of a small family in the jaws of financial ruin....Tech credits are very good, particularly the juxtaposition of Chris Teague's well-composed images with editor Anna Boden's sense of film-as-mosaic, which together enhance the movie's feel of fractured reality."--Variety (2/22/10)

"Heartfelt and profoundly touching."--NewsBlaze (2/19/10)

"Heartwarming, humorous and completely endearing...will certainly appeal to anyone who loves family drama."--Mommy Bytes (2/10/10)

"One of the Best Undistributed Films of 2009"
--Jeff Deutchman (Acquisitions, IFC Films)
--Tom Hall (Artistic Director, Sarasota & Newport Int'l Film Festivals)
--Alison Willmore (Editor, IFC.com)

"One of the Top 13 Films of 2009"--Hammer to Nail (12/9/09)

"CHILDREN OF INVENTION is a breathtaking achievement -- touching, humane, uplifting and ultimately inspiring in its bittersweet lyricism. A finely-observed portrait of immigrant striving and family bonds in our age of big profits and losses, it resonates with the force and poetry of a fable. Featuring beautifully-detailed performances stunning in their depth and confidence, this is a film which illuminates what it means to love, and what it takes to survive, in today's world."--David Henry Hwang, author of M. Butterfly, Golden Child, and FOB

"Remarkable....boasts many wonderful performances."--Schema Magazine (11/6/09)

"Cindy Cheung doesn’t just portray Elaine: she becomes Elaine. That same kind of documentary-style authenticity extends to the other members of the cast, especially Michael Chen and Crystal Chiu who play her children Raymond and Tina....Children of Invention may be a low-budget, independent film but it creates a big-budget emotional world....remains honest and true to its characters and avoids sentimentality and cuteness."--Kelowna.com (11/4/09)

"Independent films like Children of Invention are at the heart of where art in film still exists....9 out of 10."--The Film Stage (10/26/09)

"No one could deny the strength of the two child actor’s performances."--Oxford Film Freak (10/8/09)

"Tze Chun’s feature-length debut is the real deal: a lively, nuanced, wonderfully-acted and emotionally-rich evocation of family life tested by economic misfortune. A simply terrific movie."--Times Herald-Record (10/4/09)

"As close to cinematic purity as one is likely to see this year....Chris Teague’s cinematography is deceptively simple....The framing captures the intimacy of [the children's] cut-out existence, cut–out from society, from normality, from reality. They will never forget this time, and nor will we."--Film Society of Lincoln Center (7/16/09)

"The film is small in scale but deeply moving--what happens in it isn’t newsworthy by most standards, but it’s huge in this family, especially from the point of view of a child, and the film puts you firmly in their perspective."--Film Threat (6/21/09)

"This is one of those rare instances where all the elements fall in place magically to make a flawless independent film."--Ningin (5/2/09)

"The gifted child actors — off-the-charts cute, refreshingly free of Hollywood precociousness — solidly anchor the film, but it’s Chun’s insights into the ways that poverty (complicated by factors of immigration, cultural gender biases and con artists exploiting desperation) erodes spirit that give Children its political and emotional heft."--Ernest Hardy, L.A. Weekly (4/29/09)

"Comes alive through the honesty and richness of its detail. Both kitchen sink real and lyrically beautiful; Chun’s freshman effort is a remarkably graceful meditation on family, disappointment, and hope."--notcoming.com (4/29/09)

"[Tze Chun]'s got a real handle on how kids act, and he never has to force them to act like little adults in order to tell the story...4 out of 5."--eFilmCritic.com (4/27/09)

"Children of Invention brings to life the unglamorous part of the greater Boston area, yet still manages to make the city live, with rich texture and character. It features some damn good performances..."--/FILM (4/24/09)

"The atmosphere of the film as a whole is amazing, and highlighted by an excellent score....‘Children of Invention’ is a heartfelt film."--Lonely Reviewer (4/24/09)

"Tze Chun's locally shot portrait of a downwardly mobile single mom is both powerfully moving and rigorously intelligent."--Boston Phoenix (4/15/09)

"Chun’s debut feature is a mature and restrained effort, building to a quietly poignant climax, and it marks the emergence of a refreshing new voice in the cluttered indie landscape."--Michael Tully, Hammer to Nail (4/8/09)

"A shining example of economy and structure....the film has a deft feel to it.  There are also some genuinely funny moments.."--The Geeky Asian Guy Blog (4/7/09)

"Successfully walks a very fine line between pathos and bathos, resulting in a very good film."--Cinematical (4/5/09)

"This touching story of triumph is sure to be a tear jerker and have you rooting for the little guy (literally)."--Envy Magazine (4/1/09)

"Note perfect in its depiction of a family slowly edging toward disaster, Tze Chun’s Children of Invention balances precariously between horror story and children’s fantasy. Yet it’s rooted in such unassailable reality that it feels like it’s taking place right under your nose."--Peter Martin, Twitch (3/31/09)

"Cheung gives a richly textured performance as a woman at the end of the rope who refuses to give up for the sake of her children....Chun’s directing never calls attention to itself and, along with his director of photography Chris Teague, he creates a real world with none of the fake Hollywood trappings and brings to mind the best of the Italian Neo-Realists’ work....a worthy artistic accomplishment."--Philip W. Chung, AsianWeek (3/10/09)

"The kids in the film are amazing, amazing actors. I was enthralled from the beginning."--Hyphen Magazine (3/9/09)

"A nuanced, deeply engaging exploration..."--Jeff Yang, San Francisco Chronicle (2/12/09)

"Invention has a sense of adventure. Primary colors abound, not least in the film’s several dips into subtle daydream magical realism....an edge-of-your-seat family drama, pushed beyond the constraints of its micro-budget by two heartbreaking child actor performances."--Karina Longworth, Spout (1/24/09)

"If there’s one thing that Sundance thrives on, it’s buzz. On the buses and at the parties, the most often asked question is, “Seen anything good?” Children of Invention is a powerful drama...that definitely lives up to all the talk. It features skillful performances from newcomers Michael Chen and Crystal Chiu....Non-formulaic, insightful, and at times heartbreaking, true “indie” films like this one are what make Sundance what it is."--Michael Lee, Film-Forward (1/23/09)

"A deeply felt drama..."--Ty Burr, Boston Globe (1/22/09)

"Tender drama...a fine lesson in restraint, how one need not force things in order to create a work of weight and merit...great performances...."--Michael Tully, Hammer to Nail (1/21/09)

"Chun's film has a real insight into the lives of children buffeted by the economic strains of today's world. Referencing both the mortgage meltdown and Ponzi schemes, the film finds delicate moments of beauty and grace as its child heroes are forced to make their own way. "--Scott Macaulay, Filmmaker Magazine (1/20/09)

"Such a beautiful film, with amazing performances by the two child stars...who drew laughter, tears and warm applause from the sold out house. "--Meira Blaustein, Woodstock Film Festival (1/19/09)


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NEWS, INTERVIEWS & FEATURES


Random Access Information | Tze Chun's Children of Invention DVD Release Party (8/16/10)

No Film School | 6½ Questions With: Tze Chun (8/9/10)

New America Media (NPR) | Asian American Films and Poetry: Interview with Tze Chun (audio) (7/2/10)

Angry Asian Man | Angry Reader of the Week: Mynette Louie (6/4/10)

Forward Marsh | Meet the Producer: Mynette Louie (6/4/10)

indieWIRE | FUTURES: “Children of Invention” Producer Mynette Louie (4/23/10)

Filmmaker Magazine| YouTube's Sara Pollack discusses the site's revenue-generating new distribution model (Spring 2010)

indieWIRE | "Children" Director Tze Chun: "It's strange to see your film get more timely day-by-day" (3/13/10)

IFC.com | Telling fact from fiction in "Chidlren of Invention" (3/12/10)

Film Independent | CHILDREN OF INVENTION: Case Study (3/12/10)

Truly Free Film | CHILDREN OF INVENTION: Why They Are Glad They Went DIY (3/12/10)

Truly Free Film | CHILDREN OF INVENTION: Why They Turned Down 8 Distribution Offers (3/11/10)

WBAI Radio | Interview with Tze Chun by Prairie Miller (3/9/10)

The Harvard Crimson - Fifteen Minutes | 15 Questions with Mynette A. Louie ’97 (3/4/10)

The Harvard Independent | Life on the Other Side: Children of Invention captivates at the Brattle Theatre (3/4/10)

The Harvard Crimson | Film Producer Mynette Louie Discusses Career Over Dinner (3/2/10)

Harvard Magazine | Indie Film Blues: Interview with Mynette Louie (Mar-Apr 2010)

Filmmaker Magazine / Workbook Project | New Breed Park City: Exploring The Solutions, Part 3 (2/15/10)

Loaded Gun Boston | Chun's 'Children of Invention' hits Brattle Theatre (2/12/10)

Filmmaker Magazine / Workbook Project | New Breed Park City: Exploring The Solutions, Part 1 (2/4/10)

Filmmaker Magazine | Mynette Louie on Big Art, Little Debt (2/3/10)

New York Times | YouTube’s Take From Movie Rentals: $10,709.16 (2/2/10)

Tubefilter | Notes from Sundance: Diving Into Digital (1/31/10)

Slate | YouTube as Video Store (1/29/10)

Cinematical | Indie Roundup: Fests Beyond Sundance (1/28/10)

Filmmaker Magazine | YouTube vs. Physical Media and Other Sundance Notes (1/24/10)

Bloomberg | YouTube Discussing Online Rentals With Film Studios, Artists (1/23/10)

New York Press | YouTube and Sundance Bring Park City To Your Couch (1/22/10)

Time Magazine | YouTube's Next Venture: Movie Rentals (1/21/10)

Wired | YouTube Movie Rentals: Today Sundance, Tomorrow the World (1/21/10)

NY Daily News | YouTube's video rental service debuts tomorrow with five indie films (1/21/10)

ZDNet | YouTube jumps into the film rental market; rentals priced at $3.99 (1/21/10)

Asia Pacific Arts | Best of 2009: Asian American Films (1/21/10)

The Hollywood Reporter | YouTube to sell pay-per-view films (1/20/10)

New York Times | YouTube Takes a Small Step Into the Film Rental Market (1/20/10)

Wall Street Journal | YouTube to Challenge In Online Film Rentals

indieWIRE | Five Sundance Films, 3 From This Year’s Fest, Coming to YouTube This Week (1/20/10)

Truly Free Film / The Wrap | The 21 Brave Thinkers of Truly Free Film 2009: Tze Chun & Mynette Louie (12/28/09)

Huffington Post | Jon Reiss: A Christmas (and Hanukah) List to Help Save Independent Film (12/17/09)
[Note: Buy Jon Reiss' excellent DIY distribution tome,Think Outside the Box Office]

Filmmaker Magazine | Hawaii International Film Festival Coverage (12/7/09)

Angry Zen Master | Hollywood Doesn't Care About Racebending. Hollywood Cares About Money. (12/7/09)

Puma | Puma Sponors Emerging Filmmaker Award at the Hawaii International Film Festival (December 2009)

AsiaExpress.com | 'Children of Invention' comes to Starz Denver Film Festival (11/19/09)

Honolulu Star-Bulletin | Screen Time (11/12/09)

Ojai Valley News | Film Festival Crowd Enthusiastic (11/10/09)

channelAPA | Children of Invention Update with Tze Chun (11/9/09)

Georgia Straight | Vancouver Asian Film Festival adopts a more personal tone (11/5/09)

Truly Free Film | Ten Filmmakers I Would Crowd Fund (11/2/09)

Screen Daily | Empire Of Silver, Petition take top awards at Hawaii fest (10/22/09)

The Vista | “Children of Invention” reflects director Chun’s life experiences (10/22/09)

Memphis Flyer | Indie Memphis Film Fest: Award Winners/Encore Screenings (10/11/09)

Asian Pacific American Film | Chun to Receive Emerging Filmmaker Award (10/3/09)

Examiner.com | Asian American Film 101: Ten overlooked feature films from Asian American directors (8/3/09)

Filmmaker Magazine | A Filmmaker's Glamorous Life: Tze Chun (7/31/09)

The Enterprise | Randolph filmmaker’s movie wins accolades (7/30/09)

Filmmaker Magazine | Blogging From the Sundance Creative Producing Lab: Mynette Louie, Part 2 (7/28/09)

Backstage Pass with Lia Chang | AAIFF 09 Photo Call: Karma Calling, You Don’t Know Jack and Children of Invention (7/26/09)

Asians in America Magazine | Inside the 32nd Asian American International Film Festival (7/23/09)

Filmmaker Magazine | Blogging From the Sundance Creative Producing Lab: Mynette Louie, Part 1 (7/16/09)

Spikey Pillows | Interview with Mynette Louie (6/17/09)

Flavorwire | Home Alone: Q&A with Tze Chun (6/17/09)

The Hollywood Reporter | Newport fest honors 'Children' (6/7/09)

Asian Pacific Arts| LAAPFF: Interview with Tze Chun (6/5/09)

The Hollywood Reporter | 'Children of Invention' feted in LA (5/11/09)

indieWIRE | Boston” Fetes “Children” and “Crude” (5/4/09)

Hammer to Nail | A Conversation with Tze Chun (4/8/09)

Moving Pictures Magazine | Under the Pyramid: "Children of Invention" (April 2009)

The Hollywood Reporter | 'Children' to open L.A. Asian Pacific fest (4/6/09)

Sarasota Herald Tribune | The best films of the festival (4/5/09)

AFI Dallas Daily News | Ten Burning Questions: Children of Invention (4/1/09)

SFIAAF Blog | SFIAAFF Award Winners Announced (3/21/09)

Theme Magazine | Profile: Tze Chun (Feb/Mar 2009)

San Francisco Chronicle | Supply and demand in Asian American parenting [Asian Pop column by Jeff Yang] (2/12/09)

Angry Asian Man | Sundance 2009 Portraits (1/25/09)

Sundance Channel | Interview with Tze Chun, Cindy Cheung, Michael Chen & Crystal Chiu (1/24/09)

Boston Globe | Difficult times, past and present : Tze Chun looks at his new film and the indie industry (1/22/09)

Reuters Blog: Fan Fare | Sundance's real filmmakers [video: interview w/Tze starts at 1:17] (1/22/09)

Angry Asian Man | Back from Park City (1/19/09)

Park City Record | Sundance film portrays dark side of direct marketing (1/16/09)

Filmmaker Magazine | Sundance 2009: Today's Top Stories: Children of Invention (Winter 2009)

Sundance Film Festival Videos | Tze Chun & Kevin Willmott: 1 on 1 [video: interview w/Tze starts at 0:54] (1/14/09)

Ningin | Children of Invention at Sundance: Interview With Tze Chun (1/14/09)

FilmSchoolRejects | 13 Films You Should Be Excited to See at Sundance 2009 (1/12/09)

indieWIRE | Tze Chun, “Children of Invention”: Pyramid Schemes, Herbalife and Collaboration (1/8/09)

Milton Academy News | Feature Film by Tze Chun ’98 Accepted to Sundance Film Festival (Jan 2009)

SpoutBlog | The Media Diet: Interview with Tze Chun (12/17/08)

Angry Asian Man | Children of Invention to premiere at Sundance (12/5/08)

indieWIRE | Fewer Star Driven Premieres, Larger Spectrum Section on Sundance Non-competition Roster (12/4/08)

NewEnglandFilm.com | Profile of Tze Chun (12/1/08)

Filmmaker Magazine | In Focus: Five new films in post-production (Fall 2008)

Film Independent Magazine | Interview with Tze Chun (Sep 2008)

Filmmaker Magazine | 25 New Faces of Independent Film (Summer 2007)

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PRESS RELEASES

Award-Winning Sundance Film "Children of Invention" to Have Chicago Theatrical Premiere on May 14 (5/4/10)

Award-Winning Sundance Film "Children of Invention" to Have Los Angeles Theatrical Premiere on March 12 (3/1/10)

Award-Winning Sundance Film "Children of Invention" to Have New York Theatrical Premiere on March 12 (3/1/10)

IFFB Grand Jury Prize Winner "Children of Invention to Open in Boston on Feb 26
(2/2/10)

"Children of Invention" Among 5 Sundance Films to Launch YouTube Rentals
(1/22/10)

"Children of Invention" and "White on Rice" in Joint "DIWO" NYC Theatrical Release
(1/12/10)

"Children of Invention" To Have Manhattan Premiere at 32nd AAIFF
(7/1/09)

"Children of Invention" To Have NY Premiere at BAMcinemaFEST
(5/27/09)