They Call Me Suki

The documentary centers on Suki Terada Ports, who has dedicated her life to activism within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. It showcases her activism that spans decades, highlighting her efforts in various social justice movements including civil rights, school integration, and healthcare equality.

Set in New York City, the film follows Suki as she transitions from her long-time home in Harlem to a gathering with fellow activists downtown. The conversations that arise reflect the complexities of identity and the ongoing struggles within the AAPI community. The film presents a profound exploration of belonging and action through the lens of Suki’s extensive experiences.

With a focus on generational dialogue, They Call Me Suki provides insight into the narratives of AAPI activists, making it a relevant piece for those interested in social justice and community advocacy.