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Subject: Re: The Last Eve

Author:
Jenny Kyon-Michaels

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Date Posted: 04:50:27 04/15/05 Fri
In reply to: Jenny Kyon-Michaels 's message, "Re: The Last Eve" on 04:48:37 04/15/05 Fri

>You have a social problem that only you can change.
>Your attitude is somewhat racist. I am married to a
>beautiful man who is Cauasian and we have three
>adorable children. My brother is married to a lovely
>Caucasian woman with two kids of their own. Let
>society dictate the progressiveness of humankind; who
>says that the media is the source of influence. We
>are the influence of ourselves and our own actions.
>
>>
>>>Another movie about a beautiful Asian girl falls in
>>>love with a white guy? Come on! This perpetual notion
>>>of "asian girl, white man" romance has got to be
>>>stopped. What's wrong with an asian man who happens
>to
>>>be a romantic poet? You guys are in position to
>change
>>>things but did not. I'm outraged and disappointed.
>>>Look how many white-man-Asian-girl couples out
>>>there...this is practically a genocide!!!
>>>
>>>>In the category for the Asian-American Showcase, the
>>>>Audience Award
>>>>for Best Feature Film goes to "Soap Girl."
>>>>
>>>>At last Saturday night's Closing Ceremonies of the
>>>>2002 Big Bear Lake
>>>>International Film Festival (September 13-15, 2002),
>>>>director Young
>>>>Man Kang's romantic drama, "Soap Girl" wins that
>>>>category's Audience
>>>>Award as presented by fellow award winner, actor
>Dana
>>>>Lee. Actress
>>>>JoBeth Williams ("The Big Chill," "Adam," "The Day
>>>>After") wins an
>>>>award as well.
>>>>
>>>>For more information of about the
>>>>winners, log onto
>>>>
>>>>http://www.soapgirlfilm.com
>>>>http://www.bigbearlakefilmfestival.com
>>>>
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>>>>>Hi, my name is Edwin and I am one of the executive
>>>>>producers of the film, "Soap Girl." I am happy to
>>>>>announce that our film has been selected to compete
>>>at
>>>>>this year's BIG BEAR LAKE INTERNATIONAL FILM
>>FESTIVAL
>>>>>& DIGITAL BEARFEST "BEARFEST 2002" on September
>13,
>>>>>14, 15 and 16, 2002.
>>>>>
>>>>>"Soap Girl" is directed by Korean filmmaker, Young
>>>Man
>>>>>Kang ("Cupid's Mistake" and the award-winning
>>>>>documentary, "Haitian Slave Children"). It stars
>>>>>Luciano Saber, Kerry Liu, Gina Hiraizumi and Tomiko
>>>>>Lee.
>>>>>
>>>>>"Soap Girl" will screen on Friday, September 13th
>>>>>
>>>>>Chris Gore's Film Threat Magazine gives "Soap Girl"
>>a
>>>>>Five-Star Rating!!!
>>>>>
>>>>>For more information & film reviews about "Soap
>>>Girl,"
>>>>>http://www.soapgirlfilm.com
>>>>>
>>>>>For more information about the Festival,
>>>>>http://www.bigbearlakefilmfestival.com

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