Tran T. Kim Trang Trailers
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Most Popular Tran T. Kim Trang Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
ekleipsis Trailer (1998)
01 June 1998
"I came across a New York Times article about a group of hysterically blind Cambodian women in Long Beach, California, the largest group of such people known in the world.
Let My People Go Trailer (1992)
01 January 1992
Re-framing the media representation of the Los Angeles rebellion and contextualizing its significance by locating it historically and politically in a timeline with the pro-Democracy demonstrations in Beijing, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the AIDS activist movement in the U.
operculum Trailer (1993)
01 June 1993
A visit with seven cosmetic surgeons specializing in surgical eyelid alteration. Depicts this procedure as self-mutilation, a desperate cure and extreme antidote to undesirable "Oriental" features.
Epilogue: The Palpable Invisibility of Life Trailer (2006)
01 January 2006
How can we make visible the invisible? How can we "see" our lost loved ones? In EPILOGUE, Vietnamese-American filmmaker Tran T.
ocularis Trailer (1997)
01 June 1997
An experimental videotape addressing issues of surveillance and technology that allow us to see where we normally cannot.
amaurosis Trailer (2002)
01 June 2002
Amaurosis is an experimental documentary about Nguyen Duc Dat, a blind, American Asian guitarist living in Little Saigon, California.
alexia Trailer (2002)
01 January 2002
Experimental video about word-blindness and metophor, with accounts of Giambattista Vico's theory on the origin of language and Ludwig Wittgenstein's theory on aspect-blindness.
Kore Trailer (1994)
01 June 1994
The third installment in the series opens with two women who are blindfolded and making love. This visually lush and erotic exploration of blindness investigates questions of desire and power, empowerment and sexuality and AIDS/HIV as symbolized by the sense of sight.
aletheia Trailer (1995)
13 July 1995
An introduction to Kim-Trang's video series on metaphorical and physical blindness, ALETHEIA explores the interconnected issues of cosmetic surgical alteration of the eyelids, technology, language, race and gender.
