A Documentary Film About a Chinese Family's Roots in Mississippi
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LARISSA LAM, Director of Far East Deep SouthBALDWIN CHIU, Producer of Far East Deep South
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Baldwin Chiu, producer and lead subject, in Far East Deep South. Dir. Larissa Lam.Baldwin Chiu in Far East Deep South visits the grave of his grandfather and great-grandfather in Cleveland, MS.Baldwin Chiu searches for his family’s roots in Mississippi in Far East Deep South. Dir. Larissa Lam.(L-R) Edwin Chiu, Charles Chiu, Caliya Chiu and Baldwin Chiu in Far East Deep South pay their respects to Charles’ father, KC Lou, and his grandfather, Chas J. Lou at the New Cleveland Cemetery in Cleveland, MS.Charles Chiu in Far East Deep South learns about the impact of Jim Crow laws on the Chinese community at the Mississippi Delta Chinese Heritage Museum in Cleveland, MS. (L-R) Rebecca Chiu and Charles Chiu in Far East Deep South read about surprising new details about Charles’ family inside The National Archives at San Francisco.(L-R) Baldwin Chiu meets Levon Jackson, Mayor of Pace, MS in Far East Deep South. Dir. Larissa Lam. (L-R) Rebecca Chiu, Charles Chiu, Baldwin Chiu, Edwin Chiu in Far East Deep South. Dir. Larissa Lam. Charles Chiu explains to his wife and sons why he never talked about his family in Mississippi. (L-R) Edwin Chiu and Charles Chiu in Far East Deep South. Dir. Larissa Lam. Charles Chiu and his younger son, Edwin, find the location of their family’s grocery store in Pace, MS. (L-R) Charles Chiu and A.V. Henry in Far East Deep South. Dir. Larissa Lam. Charles Chiu asks Mississippi resident, A.V. Henry if he recognizes any of Charles’ family members.(L-R) The crew of Far East Deep South, Larissa Lam, director, Patrick Wilkerson, camera, and Jason Rochelle, camera film residents of Pace, MS, discussing the important relationship between the African-American and Chinese communities in the Mississippi Delta.(L-R) Jason Rochelle, camera, Coop Cooper, Camera, Larissa Lam, director of Far East Deep South on location filming in Cleveland, MS.
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