Centering the Masses: Monday Night VC 3 – Grace Lee

Join us for a provocative series of Monday sessions with filmmakers and artists as we gather to discuss what drives these individuals, something about their backgrounds and what has gotten them to their current place. We will review clips and memories with them as Walt Louie — veteran director/editor/educator — provokes them into penetrating conversation and storytelling in an intimate and casual setting as part of CENTERING THE MASSES in Little Tokyo.

All events below will be at 341 FSN (341 E 1st Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012).

FREE ADMISSION. Capacity is limited. Informal seating is available on a first come, first served basis.

GRACE LEE | Monday, April 29, 2019  |  7:00 PM
Grace Lee is a director of narrative and documentary films.  Her credits include, THE GRACE LEE PROJECT, a documentary about Asian American women who share her name, two mockumentaies, one about zombie civil rights and another about a conservative housewife covering  the 2012 Republican Primaries.  Other documentaries include AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY: THE EVOLUTION OF GRACE LEE BOGGS and MAKERS: WOMEN IN POLITICS.
Grace and Leo Chiang are the co-founders of The Asian American Documentary Network (A-DOC) which is a documentary filmmaker-led group that was created to elevate each other and our stories. The filmmakers seek to subvert the narratives of power, racism and extremism with their activism and filmmaking.