The Chinatown Files
The Chinatown Files
2001
Documentary
Synopsis
This documentary brings to the public, for the first time, a story that was classified as secret by the US government for over four decades. Exploring the roots and legacy of the Cold War on the Chinese American community during the 1950s and the 1960s, it presents first hand accounts of seven men and women's experiences of being hunted down, jailed and targeted for deportation in America.
Credits
Director
Amy Chen
Crew
Curtis Choy (Additional Camera)
Ed Kamieski (Additional Camera)
Gina Sohn (Additional Editing)
Rave Tesar (Additional Music)
Dolly Chung (Additional Photography)
Rolland Lowe (Additional Photography)
Qris Yamashita (Art Direction)
Jocelyn Chen (Assistant Editor)
Kenia Steffani (Assistant Editor)
Jennifer Polk (Associate Producer)
Sabina Gordon (Associate Producer)
Joel Katz (Camera Technician)
Sam Pollard (Consulting Editor)
Emiko Omori (Director of Photography)
Herman Lew (Director of Photography)
Martin D. Toub (Editor)
Peter Gonzalez (Editor)
Woody Pak (Original Music Composer)
Amy Chen (Producer)
Ying Chan (Producer)
Va Megn Thoj (Production Assistant)
Pamela Wu (Production Coordinator)
Lorna Johnson (Production Manager)
Wesley Macawili (Researcher)
Tong Pok Chin (Script)
Winifred Chin (Script)
Claudia Katayanagi (Sound)
Gautem Choudheri (Sound)
Sara Chin (Sound)
Curtis Choy (Sound Recordist)
J.T. Takagi (Sound Recordist)
Jo Chinn (Translator)
Lau Wai Ming (Translator)
Peggy Yuan (Translator)
Andrea Weiss (Writer)
Martin D. Toub (Writer)
Original Poster
The Chinatown Files - Original Poster
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