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Closeup young Asian girl in sequin costume holding baton and metal sport whistle glinting in her mouth
Parade in North Beach. Coit tower in background. Chinese American marching band. Drummers lead by woman. Everyone in glittery costumes
Shot from above of young Black boy and and Latino boy looking up from ground
Closeup shot of young Asian boy on top of statue of Colombus, his head resting alongside Columbus' head peering down toward the ground.
Asian man and woman 60s doing Tai Chi in park. Behind them a bench of people look on
Shot facing downhill of street with people running a race and traffic alongside them. In foreground middleaged Asian man and young Asian boy running uphill.
Three young girls different ethnicities peering through round cuthole in a brightly painted playground structure

Bean Sprouts, Clips from Episodes 1 + 4

Directed by Loni Ding

A five-part narrative series aired featuring Chinese American children and their friends, dealing with themes of personal identity, intercultural contacts and generational relations in the settings of school, family and community. It set a precedent for Sesame Street. She made the short series for teachers and Chinese activists who wanted the children “ to see a little bit of themselves in their natural setting,” Ding said in a 1992 interview.

Plays in

Text reads: Chinatown Rebels Friday 4. 19 6–8 pm, Edge on the Square, SF. Inset photo: Asian man in sunglasses and black leather smoking a cigarette while riding on a motorcycle and stopped at crest of a hill, behind him in the bright hazy distance a steep street, telephone poles and buildings

Chinatown Rebels

Engage with the visioning of the nation’s oldest Chinatown, a place that continues to reinterpret and reinvent itself.

Dates & Times

Past

Edge on the Square

Fri, Apr 19
 6:00 pm