No I didn’t forget I did this movie, but many of you would be forgiven if you didn’t believe me because it has only screened in a few places. Although those places are really big places, such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York City…still, I don’t blame you for having doubts.

Well, this fall, The Humberville Poetry Slam is gonna be hitting mad more festivals, so DC, Toronto, Philly, San Diego, and the desert – you have no more excuses. Info below.

The 10th San Diego Asian Film Festival
(Oct. 15-29, 2009) – San Diego, CA
Schedule & tickets


Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival (sponsored by HBO)
(Oct. 9-11, 2009) – Philadelphia, PA

Schedule & tickets)


Albuquerque Poetry-Film Festival
(Nov. 9-11) – Albuquerque, NM
The Guild Cinema

The DC APA Film Festival
(Oct. 7, 2009) – Washington, DC
Schedule & tickets

Toronto Reel Asian Film Festival
(Nov. 11-15) – Toronto, Canada
Schedule & tickets

You could see him almost every morning going on a walk through Chinatown with his sister – he was just dedicated to the neighborhood his entire life. He passed away yesterday at the age of 90. Click here to read his obituary from the Boston Globe.

Also, check out this fun video from a few years back of him telling the story of growing up in Chinatown, being surrounded by bootleggers!

There’s been a lot of talking about how inappropriate Wilson was the other night, but I haven’t heard that much talking about how inaccurate he was. Olbermann went in on him on both counts.

Your comments were inappropriate and regrettable and wrong! You got up in front of the world, embarrassed your district, embarrassed your state, embarrassed your party, embarrassed your nation, shouted at the President like he was a referee at a ballgame and you were a drunk in the stands, and you were wrong.