Journey To Kathmandu
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Journey To Kathmandu
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Journey To Kathmandu
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Journey To Kathmandu
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The Legacy of Legendary Sinn Sisamouth
Elvis of Cambodia
The Legacy of Legendary Sinn Sisamouth
Elvis of Cambodia
The Legacy of Legendary Sinn Sisamouth
Elvis of Cambodia
The Legacy of Legendary Sinn Sisamouth
Elvis of Cambodia
The Legacy of Legendary Sinn Sisamouth
Elvis of Cambodia
Fumi's Floral Shoppe
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Fumi's Floral Shoppe
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Elvis of Cambodia is a feature length documentary film, which celebrates the life and legacy of beloved Cambodian Singer, Sinn Sisamouth.
As the most famous Cambodian artist to ever live, the film touches on the outstanding musical achievements he accomplished during his life. However, it is in the years that followed his passing that we shine the brightest light.
As we delve into the legacy of his music, we discover both the personal endeavors of his family to protect it, and socially, the influence it has had on the spiritual, intellectual and cultural growth and healing of millions of Cambodians worldwide.
What (or who) is the film about?
What (or who) is the film about?
Fumi's Floral Shoppe
‘Fumi’s Floral Shoppe’ is a short film about one of Portland’s longest running family-owned businesses, Kern Park Flower Shoppe.
It is the story of five generations of a family who have played their part in running this Portland institution, which began in 1915 – this year marking the 100th anniversary. Integral to the story is 93-year-old Fumi Itami, a woman of Japanese descent and head of the family, who has seen the business through many changes and challenges, perhaps the most significant being the forced placement of Japanese-Americans into internment camps during WWII.
Ultimately, this is the story of resilience, courage, and empowerment of five generations of women doing whatever it takes to keep their families and community connected through this lovely shop that still operates in southeast Portland today.
This Film Was Proudly Funded By The Regional Arts and Culture Council