Queer Asian World Cinema

Queer Asian World Cinema at 41 Ross
Saturday, May 31, 2025; 1-3pm
41 Ross Alley, San Francisco
FREE
https://http://www.cccsf.us/post/queer-asian-world-cinema

CCC is proud to collaborate with the Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project for a special in-person screening of four international short films from Bangladesh, the Philippines, and Vietnam. The 90-minute screening will be followed by a community discussion about situating queer identities within Asian cultures.

Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco
For 60 years, the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco (CCC) has uplifted Chinatown through the arts as both a vibrant neighborhood and a powerful metaphor for the immigrant experience. Founded in 1965 amid the civil rights movement, CCC emerged as a bold response to racism, displacement, and gentrification. From a hard-won cultural space, it has evolved into a dynamic hub that shifts narratives, supports innovative art, andadvances social justice.

CCC amplifies marginalized voices, reclaims public space, and strengthens community through exhibitions, festivals, and educational programs. Signature initiatives include C.H.A.T. Chinatown History Art Tours, the XianRui Artist Series, and the 41 Ross Artist-in-Residence program. With locations at Kearny, Ross Alley, and the newly acquired 667 Grant Ave, CCC continues to champion immigrant and LGBTQIA2S+ rights. Recognized by the National Endowment for the Arts and other major foundations, CCC celebrates its 60th anniversary with Chinatown Pride, the Hungry Ghost Festival, and its Gala.

http://www.cccsf.us