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Chinatown: Immigrants In America
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Downtown Community TV Center
Media Type:Videocassette
Release Date:1976
Audience:Higher Education
Running Time:60 minutes
Language:English
Subject:Anthropology and Sociology
Diaspora and Ethnicity
History
Subheading:Emigration and Immigration
Ethnic Groups
History, 1951-1980
Social Conditions
Region:East Asia
Immigration/Diaspora
Country:Hong Kong
Taiwan



Abstract:

"Chinatown: Immigrants in America explores the plight of Chinese immigrants from Taiwan and Hong Kong seeking the promise of the American Dream in New York City's "Chinatown." But beneath a veneer of firework-filled celebrations are a people desperately fighting against language, cultural barriers and a generation gap. This documentary portrays a dignified people struggling for survival in their new homeland. Winner of a Columbia-duPont Citation for Broadcast Journalism, Chinatown provides crucial insight for discussions on immigration, ethics and the Chinese community in American cities"




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