Description

HASU portrays the Asian American cultural themes of familial obligation and caring for one’s elders. Yet, this story transcends racial, ethnic, and cultural boundaries by honoring caretakers and reminding us of the pain, beauty, and profound power of unconditional love.

Director's Bio

Alayna Kobayashi is a writer, director, and editor with a passion for creating films that celebrate and honor the stories of others. At age 12, she created her first documentary about her grandparents’ experiences as Japanese American children during WWII and has since continued to develop her skills. She is an alumna of Loyola Marymount University’s School of Film and Television and is currently an Associate Producer at NBC Skycastle.

Credits

Director: Alayna Kobayashi
Writer: Alayna Kobayashi
Producer: Katie Anne Moy
Editor: Alayna Kobayashi
Casting Director: Katie Anne Moy
Cast: Gina Kim, Cruz Kim, Meilee Condron

Plays in

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   From Vision to Reel: GenerASIANS

   Shorts Programs / 73 mins

   FREE PROGRAM. GenerASIANS showcases the Asian and Asian American experience over multiple generations from the point of view of young, emerging filmmakers. These films represent the next generation of must-see Asian American and Pacific Islander talent. - Trent Nakamura

   In This Program: COMFORT-ABILITY, FAIR & LOVELY, HOME, CHANGYOU’S JOURNEY, CONTESTANT #4, HASU, LIFE IN COLOR, MOTHER TONGUE, PRESCRIPTION, SUNNY

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