Film | Asian American Stories on Screen
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These two documentaries explore the diverse experiences of Asian American communities, from the legacy of Vietnamese American entrepreneurship to questions of representation and visibility in Connecticut today.
Stay after the screenings for a panel discussion with members of the Asian Pacific American Coalition of Connecticut.
In partnership with the Asian Pacific American Coalition of Connecticut.
Presented in conjunction with "Ocean Vuong / MATRIX 199: I’m Sorry I Love You".
"Make Us Count"
Created by students at Simsbury High School, Make Us Count explores the experiences of Connecticut’s Asian American and Pacific Islander communities through interviews with students, community leaders, and public officials. Directed by Simsbury High School students. 2026. United States. 60 miutes. Not Rated.
"Nailed It"
What began with a handful of Vietnamese refugees has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry: Nailed It explores how Vietnamese Americans transformed the nail salon business, weaving together personal stories of resilience, entrepreneurship, and community. Directed by Adele Pham. 2019. United States. 58 minutes. Not rated.
Free. Museum admission not included.
Stay after the screenings for a panel discussion with members of the Asian Pacific American Coalition of Connecticut.
In partnership with the Asian Pacific American Coalition of Connecticut.
Presented in conjunction with "Ocean Vuong / MATRIX 199: I’m Sorry I Love You".
"Make Us Count"
Created by students at Simsbury High School, Make Us Count explores the experiences of Connecticut’s Asian American and Pacific Islander communities through interviews with students, community leaders, and public officials. Directed by Simsbury High School students. 2026. United States. 60 miutes. Not Rated.
"Nailed It"
What began with a handful of Vietnamese refugees has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry: Nailed It explores how Vietnamese Americans transformed the nail salon business, weaving together personal stories of resilience, entrepreneurship, and community. Directed by Adele Pham. 2019. United States. 58 minutes. Not rated.
Free. Museum admission not included.
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