LOST LOVES is the heart wrenching true story of Leav Sila, just one of many countless mothers that did all they could to keep their family alive, only to see the vast majority be killed or starve to death in the fateful years of the Khmer Rouge regime. Written and starring Kauv Sotheary, one of only two surviving children of Leav Sila, it gives a brutal yet captivating insight into the extremity of this painful chapter in history. LOST LOVES is directed by Chhay Bora, Kauv Sottheary’s husband. Both being university lecturers, they have spent their life savings on this project, not for personal gain, but because Leav Sila’s story, like many thousands of that period, needed to be told. The new generation of Cambodians must learn their history so as to never repeat it.

This Friday September 28th, 2012  is amazing opportunity to see the only premiere showing of Award-Winning film by Cambodian Director/Producer Chhay Bora in Seattle. The premiere will be shown at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center located at 4408 Delridge Way SW, Seattle, WA 98106. The screening will start at 7pm and will cost $7 if you buy advance tickets or $10 at the door. To get your ticket(s) please follow the link “Tickets”.

Also here is a sneak peak at the trailer for the movie Loves Lost, enjoy!!

The Southeast Asian & Asian American Access in Education group is hosting a Unite Summit for all Southeast Asians and Asian Americans at Highline Community College on October 6th, 2012. This event is for parents and children that are Middle and High School age. This event will be about education and how to get past high school to college and career, along with some cultural presentations and performers. For more information please contact Ay Saechao at asaechao@highline.edu or check out the poster below.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Want to support a great cause? Check out the Victory Outreach Northwest Regions Run 4 Hope: Run & Walk-A-Thon.

Need help finding a job or just getting your materials together to apply to jobs? Well the YWCA has some great resources to help you get ready and to explore the opportunities that are there. Check out the up and coming job fair or just drop by for some help on stuff related to jobs.