A woman is seated with her phone.
A woman faces towards a crowd and speaks.
A man attending a union event for his place of work.
A child climber named Ashima observes a rock formation.
A man standing outside of a mosque.
MISTRESS DISPELLER

MISTRESS DISPELLER
Directed by Elizabeth Lo

AN ACT OF WORSHIP

AN ACT OF WORSHIP
Directed by Nausheen Dadabhoy

UNION

UNION
Co-directed by Stephen Maing

ASHIMA

ASHIMA
Directed by Kenji Tsukamoto

A TOWN CALLED VICTORIA

A TOWN CALLED VICTORIA
Directed by Li Lu

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Asian American Documentary Members (A-Doc) strike a pose in front of a step and repeat at the American Documentary (AmDoc) Gala.

WHO WE ARE

A-Doc is a national network that works to increase the visibility and support of Asian Americans in the documentary field.

We welcome and include filmmakers who self-identify as Asian American, recognizing that this is a porous, evolving definition. We encourage members from the broader Asian American community to be active.

Asian American Documentary Members (A-Doc) gather at the Center For Asian American Media (CAAM) Filmmaker Summit.

MISSION STATEMENT​

We are Asian American documentary filmmakers who have come together as one, multi-generational force to advocate for our vital presence in the field.

We are committed to sharing ideas and resources, providing mutual support and mentorship, and advocating for equity and diversity in the production and distribution of non-fiction storytelling.