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This film proves that Hmong people have reached another level in film making. This film may not be Hollywood but it has brought the Hmong Film Industry to another level. However, we must learn and experience to improve. The Hmong Film Industry have improved.

Official trailer for Toj Siab Entertainment's new film " Paj Ntaub ~ The Rose Cloth". Directed by Seng Yang and starring: Steve Moua, Nancy Vang and Gideon Xiong. Copyright: 2011 Toj Siab Entertainment.

Synopsis:
A love triangle between two good friends Nraug Hli Xiong aka 'X', Tou Lee and a fictional dream girl, Nkauj Hnub Xiong. X is every woman's dream man. He's successful, intelligent and beyond gorgeous, but even with all his good fortune X is empty knowing and sensing that his life is hollow and missing an essential element. Searching for the spark to his life X turns to his dreams and there finds this fantasy girl. Their love blossoms in his subconscious and X deters from reality to find a way to make his fantasy love come to life. However, trying to change the hands of fate, changes their destiny and X is trapped between two worlds.

Jerry Yang, the 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event champion, is a psychologist and former social worker. A graduate of Pacific Union College with a master’s degree in health psychology from Loma Linda University, Jerry worked with at-risk children for several years in Southern California. After winning over $8 million at the WSOP, Jerry promptly donated over $800,000 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Ronald McDonald House, and Feed The Children. In the year following his victory, he raised another $700,000 through his charity poker events. Married and the father of six, Jerry resides near Fresno, California. All In is Jerry’s first book.

 

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By: TOM LAVENTURE
AAP staff writer
Source: AAPress.com


Minneapolis, Minn. (March 2, 2011) – Playwright, writer, poet and performance artist May Lee-Yang was a sensation at the 2010 Fringe Festival with her play, Confessions of a Lazy Hmong Woman, selling out every performance. Now as an upgraded production through the National Performance Network Creation Fund, co-commissioned by OutNorth Theater in partnership with Kaotic Good Productions, the play returns for a run at Intermedia Arts.

Intermedia Arts resident artist Robert Karimi directs the new version with May Lee-Yang performing with cast members, Phasoua Vang and Souvan Samuel Lee.

Performances will be held 8:00 p.m., Friday-Sunday, March 4-6, and March 11-13, 2011 at Intermedia Arts, 2822 Lyndale Ave South, Minneapolis, MN 55408. Tickets $10 and |$12 door. Call or email 612-871-4444 or info@intermediaarts.org. Visit www.IntermediaArts.org and www.lazyhmongwoman.com.