You've heard from the producer, director, and writer of Red Doors, but you don't know too much about us marketing interns. Basically it has been incredibly rewarding to promote a project that I believe in. The film comes from a really genuine place and has authentic characters and talented actors. Marketing for it has been a great experience. I, ( Read more... )

If you are looking for a change of pace after a summer of high action blockbusters, then you came to the right place. You should see Red Doors this fall. Red Doors is an independent film produced by Blanc de Chine Entertainment and is more importantly a meaningful and deep story. Not only will it be a pleasant change from action-filled plotlines ( Read more... )

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I want to take a brief pause to marvel at the 21st century phenomenon that is the podcast. Every week I sit in my PJs in LA and talk into my computer, Georgia and Jane do the same in New York, and puppetmaster Michael B engineers the whole shebang from his underground lair somewhere in the environs of Pittsburgh, PA. Through a peculiar alchemy ( Read more... )

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Forgive the perhaps inelegant Wizard of Oz reference, but these days I do feel a bit like Dorothy tripping down the Yellow Brick Road. The Emerald City (and the Silver Screen) looms in the distance, shrouded in mist but intimidatingly real. Of course, I wouldn't be caught dead in ruby slippers, unless they were strappy Jimmy Choos, but you get the ( Read more... )

I thought 2006 may slow down a bit and allow me to catch my invariably asthmatic breath, but the past few months have been a continued whirlwind. So, here are some quick postcards from my travels - first there was Sundance in January where I had the pleasure and honor of being on the jury for International and American Short Films. I have always ( Read more... )

Red Doors tells the story of the Wongs, a bizarrely dysfunctional Chinese-American family living in the New York suburbs. Ed Wong (Tzi Ma) has just retired and plots to escape his mundane life. However, the tumultuous, madcap lives of his three rebellious daughters change his plans ( Read more... )

Red Doors is a critically acclaimed independent film written, directed, and produced by Asian American women. The movie will be opening in select cities in September 2006. Your support of the film and its themes would be greatly appreciated by all of those who worked on and believe in the film. Please watch the movie's trailer or read about the ( Read more... )