World premiered on May 1, 2024, celebrating API Heritage Month, "Kit DeZolt Story" tells the true story of a young adoptee from Hong Kong becoming a dancer and artist in America.

Starring Kit DeZolt, Todd Lien
Cinematography by Irvin Y. Liu
Written, directed, edited and produced by Quentin Lee
C...

The Myth" is a socially impactful short film about an AAPI girl Ruth overcoming the model minority myth to find her own identity.

PREMIERING NOVEMBER 20: With the help of popular movie stars, this documentary tells the coming-of-age story of a young Asian-American actress navigating the convoluted and narrow paths of Hollywood.

Directed by Denise Chan, Z. Eric Yang. Produced by Quentin Lee. With Sandra Oh, James Hong, Tzi...

Alex Chu's first short film "Fortune Cookie Magic Tricks" is a hilarious send-up of genres from musical to horror. Don't let this midnight treat slip by! A traditional Chinese father struggles to cope with his son's homosexuality and meets zombies!

Directed by Jeff Adachi, "Racial Facial" is a short, 8 minute film about race in America. It provides a blur of fascinating images and video – historical and contemporary – depicting both the division and blending that has characterized the history and treatment of people of color in this country...

Based on Cynthia Chin-Lee's picture book,"Operation Marriage" tells the true story of an eight-year-old girl and her little brother trying to get their gay moms married before Prop 8's passing. This historical short film is directed by Quentin Lee and stars Mindy Cohn and Tamlyn Tomita as two mot...

Produced as a commissioned short for the Vancouver Asian Film Festival, “Today Has Been Weird” tells the unexpected day of a young blogger. “Weird” is based on the real murder of Sek Man Ng, a young immigrant who shall be remembered. Directed by Quentin Lee and starring Harrison Xu.

Directed by Quentin Lee, "A Chinese Class" documents an eccentric filmmaker learning Chinese with diverse classmates, some as eccentric as himself, at Los Angeles City College.

"Jericho Li, an MA Communications student at Baptist University, escorts us through Hong Kong’s Sham Shui Po in this cellphone video shot with the assistance of veteran filmmaker Quentin Lee. What would have been Jericho Li’s group video assignment in Multi-Media Journalism has become a document ...

"A Woman Named Canyon Sam" is a 12 min. portrait documentary on San Francisco based performance artist, author and activist Canyon Sam. The short documentary film won the Panasonic Filmmaker Award / Best Documentary Short at the Asian Film Festival of Dallas in 2011.

Documentary about airline pilot Julie Wang, who became the first Asian woman to fly solo around the world in 2016. Directed by Ed Moy, an award-winning journalist. He was recipient of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's National Print Media Award in 2000 for his series of articles about their Team ...

A gay tale as if directed by Douglas Sirk, "Little Love" explores what happens to a close group of friends when the boundaries of friendship and sexual desire get blurred. Little Love explores what happens to a close group of friends when the boundaries of friendship and sexual desire get blurred.

An immigrant from China somewhere in California, a mother deals with her teenage son being raped by her boss' son. Director Zicheng Li's cinematic film debut is brilliantly colored by newcomer Grace Chang's fine performance.

In Hong Kong, a second generation Napalese teenager experiences his first and last meth nightmare. Directed by Donna Ong.

Reminding me the early brilliance of Wong Kar Wai, Donna Ong’s fresh cinematic debut “Karma’s Meth Nightmare” is an imaginative experimental short dramatic film about a Nepal...

"Aka Deadlee" is a musical documentary short film telling the untold story of Joseph Thomas Lee, aka Deeadlee, half LatinXo and half African American, who is one of the first gay rappers and still struggles to be heard. Directed by queer Chinese filmmakers Yuchen Fang and Quentin Lee.

Winner of ...