Below is a listing of documentary films
| Isamu Noquichi: Stones and Paper (1997) | |
| 12 min. Documentary, Colour | |
| Language(s): | English |
| Director/Filmmaker: | Hiro Narita (United States) |
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| Summary: | This detailed documentary on VHS examines the distinguished life and career of a prolific Japanese-American sculptor, best known for his naturalistic designs of open space. (Amazon) |
| Kelly Loves Tony (1998) | |
| 55 min. Documentary, Colour | |
| Language(s): | English |
| Director/Filmmaker: | Spender Nakasako (United States) |
| Production Company: | Independent Television Service |
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| Summary: | A rare glimpse into the lives of two young people struggling to make their relationship work in the face of overwhelming obstacles like parenthood, gender issues, and cultural and educational differences. (Kelly Loves Tony (1998) 55 min. Documentary, Colour Language(s): English Director/Filmmaker: Spender Nakasako (United States) Production Company: Independent Television Service Trailer/Excerpt/Film: Awards: Setting: Summary: A rare glimpse into the lives of two young people struggling to make their relationship work in the face of overwhelming obstacles like parenthood, gender issues, and cultural and educational differences. (Reel Asian) |
| Minor Keys: Ordinary Children, Extraordinary Talent (2004) | |
| 54 min. Documentary, Colour | |
| Language(s): | English |
| Director/Filmmaker: | Mieko Ouchi (Canada) |
| Production Company: | National Film Board of Canada |
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| Setting: | Canada |
| Summary: | A fascinating look into the lives of two extraordinarily gifted young people and their no less gifted teacher, James Keene, himself a former child prodigy. (Manitoba Library Association) |
| One Hundred Eggs a Minute (1996) | |
| 23 min. Documentary, Black & White | |
| Language(s): | English |
| Director/Filmmaker: | Anita Chang (United States) |
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| Setting: | United States |
| Summary: | An Asian American woman recalls her childhood as a part of a family with a fortune cookie factory in San Francisco, which has since become a garage. (Reel Asian) |
| Ten Little Dumplings (1995) | |
| 8 min. Documentary, Colour | |
| Language(s): | English |
| Director/Filmmaker: | Larissa Fan (Canada) |
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| Summary: | Told through a variety of visual techniques, including stop-motion animation, puppets and still photos, the film explores the invisibility of women in a Chinese family. (Canadian Film Makers Distribution Centre) |