Chinatown Rising

The film runs for 112 minutes and showcases over 20,000 feet of unreleased 16mm footage, capturing a community in transition. It highlights the struggles for self-determination faced by residents, as well as their challenges to the conservative views of previous generations.

Through intimate interviews, Chinatown Rising presents firsthand accounts from activists reflecting on their roles in protests and demonstrations from the 1960s to the 1980s. This documentary serves as a valuable record of a pivotal time in American history, capturing the voices of those who fought for social change within their community.

Collectors may be interested in the DVD format available, as it represents a unique perspective on Asian-American history and activism. The documentary not only fills a gap in the historical narrative but also showcases the power of grassroots movements in shaping community identity.