Eating It is an original dramedy series that follows Kevin, a Korean American student, who contemplates dropping out of medical school as his passion for the culinary world intensifies, much to the dismay of his first-generation parents.

Written by Alexander Heller, Ermilo DeRosa, and Brian Park
Executive Produced by Brian Park
Directed by Ian Kosmaczewski

An Asian-American woman with little interest in tradition, Kim (Bai Ling) has a fling with Daniel (Will Yun Lee), a younger man. When she discovers that she's pregnant, Kim marries Daniel out of obligation. Unwilling to be a wife or a mother, Kim leaves her infant to be raised by her own mom (Kieu Chinh). Kim's daughter, Genie (Kristy Wu), grows up to be defiant like her estranged mother, even dating black rap artist Michael (Treach), causing more ...

Documentary about pioneering Asian Aviatrix Katherine Sui Fun Cheung, a Chinese immigrant who defied racial and gender bias to become a daredevil stunt pilot during the Golden Age of Aviation in the 1930s.

Directed by Ed Moy. With Raymond Ma, Jully Lee, Karen Huie, Marilyn Tokuda.

Check out these films featuring the iconic Asian American actor Lynn Chen

Inspired by the standup acts of real life Chinese American comedian Edwin Li, a young comic in San Francisco, Johnny, struggles with loneliness and self-doubt when things are further complicated with the sudden arrival of a mysterious older woman, Jeanie, who may or may not be a distant relative. Constantly at odds with one another, they search for purpose in their lives as a sexual intrigue develops.

Beloved veteran actress Elizabeth Sung passed on May 23, 2018. CHOPSO has put together a collection of films that Elizabeth has appeared in as a tribute.

Public relations executive in Hong Kong pursues her dream guy online and in person only to find out the dangers of stalking a secret crush.Starring Dada Lo (Kick Ass Girls), Ronan Pak (The Gigolo), and Angie P. (Fast Love).

Directed by Joe Fiorello (My Stuffed Animal is a Monster) and produced by Angie P. and Sophia Shek (Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong).

Four unusual characters, including a payroll clerk/werewolf and a wigged waitress, eventually cross paths. With Jeanne Chinn, Radmar Jao, John Cho, Lela Lee and Clint Jung. Directed by Quentin Lee and Justin Lin.

When three childhood friends reunite on one midsummer night, their delirious abandon and reminiscence explodes into a daring search for hope and deliverance from the burden of their dreams. Directed by Nadine Truong.

Single gay dad Quentin Lee juggles between raising his newborn baby by himself, and making his means as an acclaimed independent filmmaker in Hollywood.

After getting cut from the football team, a student ends up being the team’s towel boy and must defend his position against a bully.

A middle-aged security guard tries to overcome a tragic loss when he accidentally encounters a dangerous situation and discovers an underground world of human suffering that changes his perception of past, present and future.

San Francisco born and raised, Victor Chen is a lifelong real martial artist, fight choreographer, new director and action talent who seeks to showcase authentic Chinese American talent on the big screen.

For Pride month 2018, here's a collection of all the LGBTQ content on CHOPSO.

En route to a momentous dinner in downtown LA, lovebirds Haunani Gordon and William Ellis are held at gunpoint by a thieving madman. What transpires blurs the line between innocent impulse and intimate betrayal, proving to be the ultimate test of love, trust, and expectation.

Directed, Produced, and Written by: Sumiko Braun
Starring: Gina Keali'inohomoku Bowes, Jason Holmes, and Victor E. Chan

The project was made as a part of the Visual Co...

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Elevator is a story about two strangers, a young pregnant Japanese woman and a young criminal, who get stuck in adjacent elevators and share a conversation that may alter their realities. Directed by Ryo Shiina and Bassem Wahbi.

Gray emerges from retirement to face his over-the-top rival, Ice, in an all out boba tea drinking battle for supremacy.

Directed by Vince Cruz (The Coconut Chick, Slammarang!) and Stanley Wong (Hand Fart, Sex Bell). It stars Tony Garbanzos (Pretty Dudes) and Cat Limket (Ballers).

An emotional goodbye between longtime best friends begins an unexpected love affair, putting two marriages and many friendships at stake. From Actress/Writer/Director Jaime Lee.

Stealthed pregnancy made Rebecca to visit an abortion clinic but reaches out to the father to give the baby one last chance only to find out they are not wanted.

Youtuber Thien Lee takes you on a journey of Makbang, savoring popular food items and Asian cuisines all over Los Angeles.

Mukbang (from Korean: 먹방; meokbang; lit. "eating broadcasting") is an online audiovisual broadcast in which a host eats large quantities of food while interacting with their audience. Mukbang became popular in South Korea around 2010, and it's now sweeping the world led by internet foodie Thien Lee.

A colorful day in the life of a graffiti artist looking to make a mark.

Starring
Christina Masterson - Harlow
Christopher J. Mandoza McGrath - Sancho Michael Davis - Lem
Akchtonin Ramos - Temper
Vanessa Zamarripa - Harlow Stunt Double

Patrick Green - Director/Writer
Steve Tirona - Director
Vanessa Perez - Producer
Marco Valadez - Executive Producer

Chris just went through a breakup. His brother decides to show that there are still Twitter Girl, YouTube Girl, Facebook Girl, Instagram Girl and Tumblr Girl, left in the sea. Unfortunately, this film was made before Snapchat got big.

A highly trained agent goes on a mission to save his commander. From creators Osric Chau and Stanley Tsang.

Filmmaker Evan Jackson Leong chronicles the rise of basketball star Jeremy Lin, the first man of Chinese/Taiwanese descent to play in the NBA.

Father is about the relationship between a first generation Asian American parent and his second generation son. The son, Min, wants to be an actor at a young age despite the rebuke of his father. This story dives into the turmoils of such cultural differences and the reality that faces many people like Min.

Director: Paul Kim
Notable Cast: Kurt Yue (Min's Father), Josh Fu (Min

A-Zhi returns home to Taiwan for the first time in many years just as his younger brother, A-Yong, is leaving with friends for “huan dao,” or a round-the-island scooter trip. An accident with A- Yongʼs scooter causes them to spend time together in a dysfunctional reunion.

CAST:
Zhi: William Chen
Yong: A-Jay Lin

CREW:
Directed/Written By: Norbert Shieh
Produced By: Jacqueline W. Liu, Lin Qiu, Norbert Shieh.
Associate Producer: Chingya W...

Tom Huang is a multi-award-winning indie filmmaker and screenwriter. His last indie feature, “Why Am I Doing This?” has won Best Picture honors at festivals in Houston, Philadelphia and Hollywood, as well the Cinequest Director’s New Vision Award. The Boston Herald called it “a raucous look at life in Los Angeles for an actor...", while The Los Angeles Times wrote, "...the microbudget aesthetic charms… it's the more subdued moments that, for Huan...

A middle-aged yakuza wants to quit and have a new life with his girlfriend. However he has to figure out something first - how to get out of his apartment.

A late night courier boy agrees to pick up the feisty daughter of an important client. The two youngsters form a close connection and spend two nights exploring LA's local food scene while their romance blossoms.

Armed With a Camera (AWC) Fellowship for Emerging Media Artists nurtures the next generation of Asian Pacific American artists to capture their world, surroundings and outlook on life. Visual Communications Media (VC) works with the Fellows for six months and provides special training, mentoring, networking opportunities, access to facilities and equipment, plus a cash stipend to create four to five-minute digital short films. Visual Communications...

A young baseball player faces the tragic circumstances of the internment of 110,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry during World War II. Set in a relocation camp in 1943, Day of Independence chronicles a family torn apart by a forced, unjust incarceration, a father's decision that challenges his son, and ultimately his son's triumph through courage, sacrifice and the All-American game of baseball. Directed by Chris Tashima.

Two features and short films by Nadine Truong

A young woman (Samantha Futerman), who grew up on a steady diet of John Hughes films, realizes that finding her Jake Ryan is more like Some Kind of Terrible.

Webseries based off the feature script John Hughes Ruined My Life -- winner of the Tribeca All Access Award for Best Screenplay. Webseries is supported by a grant from the Tribeca Film Institute. Produced by Julianna Hays, Milton Liu and Ryan Miyamoto.

Academy Award winning "Visas and Virtue" is set in Europe, 1940. For thousands of Jews, a Japanese diplomat and his wife defy Tokyo and the Nazis, and offer visas, for life. Directed by and starring Chris Tashima.

Lark Lee is Korean born actress and a filmmaker based in Australia. She worked with various professional teams including 'Harrow' 2018 ABC TV series produced by Hoodlum Entertainment. She keeps training with industry professionals. Her respectful and positive attitudes bring energy to many people at work. She looks forward to work with creative people to touch audience's heart.

A writer, played by Reggie Lee, faces the three possibilities of a love triangle in this intimate and sexy drama from Director Quentin Lee.

“Unusual Targets” follows the story of Lee Lin, 28, a freelance crime photographer who also happens to be learning to be a hit man for hire… though not your normal mob hit man, but one that specializes in taking out monsters and the supernatural. It has been a family profession for centuries, going back to when his ancient ancestors destroyed monsters for hire in Chinese villages. Lee’s father, a monster hit man himself, was killed when Lee was jus...

Here's a collection of amazing documentaries by the Japanese American National Museum's Frank H. Watase Media Arts Center.

The mission of the Japanese American National Museum is to promote understanding and appreciation of America’s ethnic and cultural diversity by sharing the Japanese American experience.

For more information go to, www.janm.org

A delusional young novelist strives to become a writer in the big City, despite his misadventures in life, love, and everything in between.

Starring Kenny Leu, Monica Barbaro, Heather Mignon, Sean Mann, and Victoria Ma.
Written, directed, and produced by Michael T. Nguyen.

The short film is a documentary and narrative hybrid bio-pic focusing on the earlier life and work of Keye Luke during the 1920s-1940s, a pioneering Asian American actor and painter most known for his roles as the Number One Son, Lee Chan, in the popular Charlie Chan films of the 1930s, and as the very first Kato in the 1940s Green Hornet, decades before Bruce Lee.

Directed by: Timothy Tau
Produced by: Timothy Tau
Written by: Timothy Tau, Ed M...

My dad, Smiley, is a first generation immigrant.

More often than not, my understandings of the world directly contrasted with his perceptions. Between my dad and I, there was struggle, but there was also magic.

These are those stories, and I hope they make you smile.

Casting Shadows portrays the internal struggle of a Korean-American woman longing to reconnect with the memory of her mother by delving into a world of an animated folk tale. Lillian's deepening exploration will change her relationship with her husband forever. Directed by Angela Park, starring Paget Kagy and Jonathan LeBillon.

Short films directed by Z. Eric Yang.

Director Quentin Lee takes you film festivals all over the world where his feature "The People I've Slept With" premiered.