Screening of Sa-I-Gu and discussion

Join us for an informal screening of the documentary Sa-I-Gu (1993, 41 minutes).

"Sa-I-Gu, literally April 29, presents this Los Angeles crisis from the perspectives of Korean women shopkeepers and offers an alternative to mainstream media's inability or refusal to present the voices of victims in human terms but make them issues and numbers. Sa-I-Gu provides a perspective that is essential to discussions on the Los Angeles unrest that brought numerous social issues to the forefront - racism, class divisions, crime, violence, poverty, the urban underclass and political, economic and cultural empowerment."—Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)

RSVP: We will have limited capacity. Please only RSVP if you plan to attend. If you RSVP and can no longer attend, please make sure to cancel your RSVP so we can increase our guest capacity.

Parking: There is very limited parking in the lot. We recommend you allot ample time to find street parking and carpool where possible.

Screening of Sa-I-Gu and Discussion

Join us for an informal screening of Sa-I-Gu (1993) and a group discussion to follow.