Watch our encore broadcast of FAR EAST DEEP SOUTH starting August 10, 2023! It’s a great opportunity for everyone, especially educators and students, around the country to watch our film via TV and streaming on-demand. As part of our Back to School campaign, you can encourage people to download our Free Film Discussion Guide on “Resources” page. Please help us spread the word! We’re grateful for all our supporting partners listed below. If you want to partner with us, contact us here.
FAR EAST DEEP SOUTH
Watch on America ReFramed on WORLD Channel (PBS)
Encore Broadcast Week: Starting Thursday, August 10, 2023
Check local TV listings for additional broadcast dates and times. Need help finding your local channel? Click this guide.
Streaming On-Demand: 8/10 – 9/9 at tinyurl.com/FEDSPBS
or the PBS app
DESCRIPTION
Charles Chiu and his familyβs search for their roots takes them on an eye-opening journey through the Mississippi Delta, uncovering their lost family history and the racially complex experience of Chinese immigrants in the segregated South. With the help of local residents and historians, this Chinese American family comprehends the impact of race-based immigration policies on their family and the symbiotic relationship between Black and Chinese communities during the Jim Crow era.
Directed by Larissa Lam and produced by Baldwin Chiu, Far East Deep South will air on the WORLD Channel documentary series America ReFramed (check local listings). The film will stream on WORLDchannel.org, PBS.org and the PBS Video app Aug 10th-Sept 9th.
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FOLLOW AND TAG
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Instagram @FarEastDeepSouth @WorldChannel
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SAMPLE SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS
FOR FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM and Newsletter Posts
1. “Growing up without a father left a big hole in my life.” Charles Chiu knows little about his father and his life in the US, but with the help of his family, heβs committed to retracing fatherβs steps in Mississippi. See his quest to discover and heal in @FarEastDeepSo. Stream free til 9/9 http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS or on @PBS app
2. Watch @FarEastDeepSouth on @AmericaReFramed: Charles Chiuβs sons push him to learn more about his familyβs roots in America, setting him off on a journey that not only helps heal old wounds but also uncovers an essential and often overlooked part of Chinese-American history. Stream it now till 9/9 on @worldchannel http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS
3. NOW STREAMING: The Chiu family’s search for pieces of their past in Mississippi leads to a remarkable discovery & important history lesson in @AmericaReframedβs @FarEastDeepSouth now streaming for free on @WORLDChannel http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS
FOR TWITTER
- In @FarEastDeepSo, the Chiu family sets out from their home of California to the land of Mississippi to solve the mystery of their lineage in the American South. Watch their journey on @WORLDChannel http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS
2. An eye-opening film, @FarEastDeepSo beautifully illustrates lesser-known history of Chinese American & African Americans communities supporting each other during Jim Crow. Watch online now on @WORLDChannel http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS
3. NOW STREAMING on @AmericaReFramed: @FarEastDeepSo tells the untold history of Chinese Americans in Mississippi, powerfully illustrating how the past can help heal the present. Watch now for free on @WORLDChannel and the PBS app. http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS
4. NOW STREAMING on @AmericaReFramed: βI knew I was Chinese by ethnicity, but I always felt American.β Explore the complexities of the Asian-American identity in @FarEastDeepSo. Watch for free online on @worldchannel and the PBS App http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS
DIGITAL ASSETS
Share these images as well as additional images and videos in the links below.
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FOR FAST FUN
Feel free to share Larissa Lam and Baldwin Chiu’s twist on a Hamilton song running down 3 minutes of Asian American history.
You can also share this newest video “ABC-American Born Chinese”, a twist on the classic Jackson 5.
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
Thank you to these organizations for caring about educating more people about Asian American stories and history. We’re grateful for your support of our film and helping tell others about it. If you’d like to be added as a supporting partner, click here.
- 1882 Foundation
- AARP AAPI Community
- Alliance for Constructive Ethnic Studies
- Asian American Christian Collaborative
- Asian American Documentary Network
- Asian American Justice & Innovation Lab
- Asian Cinevision
- Asians on Film
- Boston Asian American Film Festival
- California State Railroad Museum
- Carrboro Film Festival
- CASCADIA Film Festival
- Center for Asian American Media
- Chicago South Side Film Fest
- Chinese Americans Citizens Alliance
- Chinese American Museum of Chicago
- Chinese American Museum of Los Angeles
- Chinese Historical Society of Southern California
- Cinequest Film and Creativity Festival
- Colorado Dragon Boat Film Festival
- Coronado Island Film Festival
- Courageous Conversation
- DC Asian Pacific American Film Festival
- FilAm Creative
- Gold House
- Greenhouse Arts and Media
- HAAPIFest
- Hollywood Prayer Network
- #Iamnotavirus
- Immigrant History Initiative
- Mastermedia/Act One
- Mississippi Humanities Council
- National Social Studies Supervisors Association
- New Day Films
- Newport Beach Film Festival
- OCA -Asian Pacific American Advocates
- Oxford Film Festival
- Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival
- Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival
- Seattle Asian American Film Festival
- South Arts
- Teach AAPI
- The Center for Asian Pacific American Women
- The Conscious Kid
- Third Space Asian America
- UCLA Alumni Association
- Visual Communications
- YURI Education Project
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