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The "Exploring Asian-American Cinema" program will offer a monthly film series focused on showcasing and discussing popular works in Asian-American filmmaking. Please register. Titles listed below.
Oliver William Staton is a Japanese American filmmaker based in the Chicago metropolitan area. With a background in engineering working at Tesla, Oliver transitioned from solving technical challenges to exploring complex human experiences through film. He pursued formal training at the London Film School, where he developed his craft in writing and directing. His work delves into the nuanced intersection of cultures, particularly through an Asian American lens. Oliver's thesis film, Places We Knew, serves as a proof of concept for his feature-length projects, focusing on themes of identity and belonging.
11/18- Crazy Rich Asians
12/16- Searching
1/20 The Namesake
2/17 Yellow Rose
3/17 Past Lives
4/21 Moana
AGE GROUP: | Adults (19-99) |
TAGS: | Movies | Discussion Groups |
The Dyer-Schererville Branch is located in Schererville on the south side of US 30 (Lincoln Highway), just west of US 41 (Indianapolis Boulevard) at Fountain Park Drive. The branch features a warm and inviting atmosphere with wood furnishings, subtle colors, brick accents, and friendly staff. Along with a large collection of books, audio, and DVDs for all ages, eighteen internet stations and free WiFi are provided. Educational and entertaining events occur monthly. Visit Check Out to apply for a library card and stop by Information for help with locating materials, using a computer, or finding a good book to read.
