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==Films Project== | ==Films Project== | ||
This project is a response to interests from professors,teachers, writers, cultural workers, institutions, academic departments in Canada and China. If you are a film maker, you are welcome to contribute your own profile page. The intent is to provide a resource of author titles for educators, institutions, and academic departments in Canada and in China. | This project is a response to interests from professors,teachers, writers, cultural workers, institutions, and academic departments in Canada and China. If you are a film maker, you are welcome to contribute your own profile page. The intent is to provide a resource of author titles for educators, institutions, and academic departments in Canada and in China. | ||
=Films (about or by Chinese Canadians)= | =Films (about or by Chinese Canadians)= | ||
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'''Generations'''. | '''Generations'''. | ||
"Cedar and Bamboo." Cedar and Bamboo. Chinese people arrived on the Western shores of Canada many generations ago. Since then, they have formed unique relations and shared many experiences with this land's indigenous people. Cedar and Bamboo explores those relationships through the lives of four people of Chinese and Aboriginal roots. Set in the stunning land of British Columbia and the bustling multicultural city of Vancouver, their stories reveal the difficult circumstances of aboriginal people and early Chinese immigrants that both led to these unions but also challenged these families to stay as a whole. | |||
''The Chan Legacy, CBC Learning'' | ''The Chan Legacy, CBC Learning'' | ||
This episode of CBC's "Generations" series profiles the Chan family, whose Canadian roots go back seven generations, beginning with the Reverend Chan Yu Tan and his wife | This episode of CBC's "Generations" series profiles the Chan family, whose Canadian roots go back seven generations, beginning with the Reverend Chan Yu Tan and his wife who came to Canada in 1896 to "spread the gospel." | ||
''Heroes Remember'',Ying Xiong De Hui Yi, Chinese Canadian Military Museum Society, | ''Heroes Remember'',Ying Xiong De Hui Yi, Chinese Canadian Military Museum Society, | ||