Festival director Melissa Bisagni on the films she's most excited about.
A still from the film Bad Axe, showing at the DC APA Film Festival. Courtesy of DC APA Film Festival.is returning July 14 to 17 for its 22nd year. This year’s event will include both virtual live showings and in-person screenings held at Alethia Tanner Park, Lincoln Theatre, Eaton DC, and several other venues. The festival highlights the diverse experiences of Asian, Asian American, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian filmmakers and focuses on stories set in the Asian diaspora.
She says these recommendations have a shared through line: community building through shared humanity. All four will be shown in-person, with live Q&As with their filmmakers after the screenings.follows the story of native Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku, a five-time Olympic medalist in swimming and the father of modern-day surfing.
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