Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival 2008 : Speech Memory



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Speech Memory

Caroline Key 2007

Categories: Youth Short

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Run time: 23 min. | Film Format: 16mm

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Speech Memory tells the story of Key’s grandfather, a deaf-mute Korean who was born under Japanese occupation of his country and communicated by using only Japanese sign language. Through conversations with her father, Key looks at family history, immigration, identity, and language.

Caroline Jin Key was born in 1980 in Los Angeles, USA. She received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts. Currently she is employed as a freelance production sound recordist.

Screenings

time		venue	calendar
1:00 PM Thu, Nov 13	Note: North American Premiere plays with... Recollections Sung \| Nina Yuen 2008 Dream of Me \| A. Moon 2007 Point of Departure** \| Iris Ng 2007	NFB Cinema	+ add to cal