Diversity Programming At The Austin Film Festival
Coverage from the Austin Film Festival, highlighting some panels and films that emphasized the importance of diverse and inclusive storytelling.
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Meili, who worked at a karaoke bar in Beijing, came to Japan to meet Chiba, a businessman she met there. At the airport, she was mistaken for a migrant worker and a stranger gave her his contact information. To make matters worse, Chiba's attitude when she finally met him was cold, as if her fun life in Beijing had never happened. Furthermore, Chiba had a wife and children. Desperate, Meili contacted the man she met at the airport...
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Meili, who worked at a karaoke bar in Beijing, came to Japan to meet Chiba, a businessman she met there. At the airport, she was mistaken for a migrant worker and a stranger gave her his contact information. To make matters worse, Chiba's attitude when she finally met him was cold, as if her fun life in Beijing had never happened. Furthermore, Chiba had a wife and children. Desperate, Meili contacted the man she met at the airport...
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