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HANGING BY A WIRE

HANGING BY A WIRE
Directed by Mo Naqvi

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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

The Asian American Documentary Network (A-Doc) is a US-based network of nonfiction film workers committed to reimagining our field and harnessing storytelling to strengthen our communities and shape our own futures. As a member-driven organization, we welcome those who self-identify as Asian American. We embrace this identity as political, intersectional, evolving, and inclusive of our multitudes.

As a community rooted in reciprocity, mutual care, and curiosity, we build meaningful relationships and support one another’s needs and dreams. In solidarity with our allies, we strive to sustain and uplift our valuable work in the creation and impact of nonfiction storytelling.

OUR VISION ​

Inspired by those who came before us, our communities tell stories freely and unapologetically. Ever-evolving, we embody our collective power across generations for all to thrive.

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

OUR MISSION ​

The mission of the Asian American Documentary Network (A-Doc) is to unite as a diverse, complex, multi-generational community of storytellers and utilize our collective power to claim agency of our own narratives and transform the documentary ecosystem from within.

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