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Gee Li Hong 1933, 1998, Rice Sack, Beads, Sequins, U.S. Flag, 2′ x 3′. Photo: Bob Hsiang

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Tales of the Tofu Goddess: The Artful Life of FLO OY WONG, a short film presented by Contemporary Asian Theatre Scene (CATS), will premiere at the 2025 Silicon Valley Asian American FilmFest on Saturday, October 18, 2025, 10:00am, at the AMC Dine-In Theatre, 150 E McKinley Ave, Sunnyvale, California.

The Silicon Valley Asian Pacific FilmFest is an eagerly anticipated event that celebrates the vibrant and diverse perspectives of Asian American filmmaking. As an annual showcase of breathtaking cinematography, compelling storytelling, and thought-provoking subjects, the festival serves as a platform to highlight the rich cultural tapestry and the unique experiences of Asian Americans on the silver screen. 

The film festival is a project of the Contemporary Asian Theater Scene, fondly known as CATS. It was founded over twenty years ago by three visionaries who realized that Asian American artists needed a voice. Dr. Jerry Hiura, Steve Yamaguma, and Miki Hirabayashi created CATS with the dream of supporting, mentoring, and ultimately presenting Asian-American artists and cultural disciplines to the South Bay.

President Leianne Lamb of Contemporary Asian Theatre Scene (CATS) presents the 2022 Image Hero Award to Flo Oy Wong at the Silicon Valley Asian American FilmFest on October 28, 2022.

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