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Hear, Eat, Home
Fundraising & Sneak Peek Screening
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Hear, Eat, Home Sneak Peek Screening

Hear, Eat, Home Sneak Peek Screening

HEAR, EAT, HOME is a lyrical portrait of immigrant artists transforming war, displacement, and resilience into music, art, and shared meals. Featuring Kinan Azmeh, Kevork Mourad, Kaoru Watanabe, and many more,  filmmaker Hsuan Yu Pan weaves a cross-cultural meditation on exile, belonging, and community.

We’re excited to share an early look at HEAR, EAT, HOME, a film still in production and deeply rooted in the voices, stories, and resilience of immigrant communities. Your support at this stage is essential. Every contribution helps us continue filming, complete post-production, and bring this story to audiences everywhere.

 

For a limited time, we’re offering free access to this special sneak peek. If the film resonates with you, we warmly invite you to donate any amount. Your generosity directly fuels the completion of the film.
 

Please also consider sharing the screening link with friends, family, and anyone who cares about immigrant stories. Together, we can help this film come to life.

We couldn't include Ukraine stories in the sneak peek clip due to the film's length, but the stories will be part  of the feature film.  We invite you to watch  The Other Side of the Sea on Show&Tell at this time.

Trailer

Director's Statement

Hsuan Yu Pan is a Taiwanese American documentary filmmaker whose work explores themes of immigration, cultural memory, and identity through intimate, character-driven stories.

Based in New York City, she was a producer at BRIC TV from 2011 to 2020, creating community-centered documentaries. Pan has directed over four short films highlighting immigrant voices across generations and regions. Her films have screened at festivals nationally and internationally, recognized for their emotional depth and nuanced storytelling. 


With a commitment to care and connection, Pan continues to document underrepresented communities with honesty, empathy, and a sharp cinematic eye.


Email: help.panvideo@gmail.com

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