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My America...or Honk if you Love Buddha (1997) - 1994 Fellowship   Calavera Highway (2008) - 1994 Fellowship Law of Despair - 1990 Fellowship Selected Works Cine The Last Beat Movie (1997)
My America. . . Or Honk if You Love Buddha (1997) The Best Hotel on Skid Row (1990) What the Americans Really Think of the Japanese (1990) Who Killed Vincent Chin? (1988, co-director) Accomplishments Media Achievement Award, Steve Tatsukawa Memorial Award, 1998
Best Overall Documentary Award, Athens International Film and Video Festival, 1998 Sundance Film Festival, Best Documentary Cinematography Award, 1997 Columbia-DuPont University Award, Silver Baton, 1991 Peabody Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism, 1990 Screening: Un Certain Regard, Cannes Film Festival, 1990 Education 1980 B.A. East Asian Studies and Sociology, Harvard-Radcliffe College, Cambridge, MA News April, May, June 2008 Rene
Tajima-Peña’s feature documentary Calavera Highway
was shown in the San
Francisco International Film Festival.
As they travel across the country, two brothers grapple with their
mother’s recent death, their father’s disappearance
years
ago, and with the different directions that their siblings’
lives
have taken. January, February, March 2008
Rene Tajima-Peña’s feature documentary Calavera
Highway
was shown in the San
Diego Latino Film Festival. As they
travel across the country, two brothers grapple with their
mother’s recent death, their father’s disappearance
years
ago, and with the different directions that their siblings’
lives
have taken. February - March 2006 Renee Tajima-Peña and Christine Choy’s documentary Who Killed Vincent Chin?,
which investigates the judicial process after the 1982 murder of a Chinese
American in Detroit, screened as part of a special retrospective at the New
Directors/New Films series in New York in March. |
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