Today is the world premiere of Victor Yang, chris's short film that's
screening at the la Asian pacific film festival. This is what we came
down to la for, but it doesn't screen until 10pm (with a bunch of
other shorts in a program called in the valley of love and betrayal).
This meant we had the afternoon to kill time. I had originally planned
on eating all around town, but a giant funnel cake French toast
breakfast killed that idea. So I dragged Randall to the moca instead.
They're having a retrospective of their first 30 years, and while it
was a comprehensive look, I found it somewhat lacking/boring. Maybe
I'm just hard to please. However it wasn't a total bust, we did get
this sweet photo out of it.
Speaking of sweet photos, at the pre-movie screening party, chris
showed us how delicious kyochon chicken is. Kyochon catered the party
and we frigging went nuts. We ate so much chicken, I can barely move.
Can someone explain to me why there's not one of these in San francisco?
Okay, well movie time. That's the cast and crew in the photo below.
Break a leg! (Or whatever it is you say when a movie screens for the
first time.)
Ps. I took the first photo with my regular camera but didn't have
Internet access so I took a pic of the back of the camera. Ghettostyle.


