ViFF Comes Into View

4th Biennial Vietnamese International Film Festival takes place from April 2 - 12, 2009, features over sixty films by Vietnamese filmmakers from across the globe

Westminster, CA-A war-torn family finds redemption through rugby.  The legend of Cuoi, the boy in the moon, is told through animation.  Hurricane Katrina Vietnamese American victims rebuild their town and lives.  These are some of the stories featured in the 4th Biennial Vietnamese International Film Festival (ViFF), an eight day showcase of Vietnamese and Vietnamese Diasporic filmmakers which takes place from April 2 - 12, 2009.

ViFF’s theme this year is Into View, fitting for this diverse, global gathering of over sixty short and feature films by emerging and established filmmakers from Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, the United Kingdom, Vietnam, and the United States.

As in year’s past, ViFF’s will be spread throughout Southern California with screenings at UC Irvine’s Film and Video Center and Edwards University Cinema 6, both in Irvine, CA and at UCLA in Los Angeles, CA.  New for this year, ViFF is proud to partner with the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, CA, which will host two special, opened-to-all but admission-free days for high school students and senior citizens. Some of this year’s featured events include:

• Thu, April 2, 6:00pm Opening Night Screening of FOOTY LEGENDS, directed by Khoa Do (2005 Young Australian of the Year Award recipient) at Edwards University 6 and Gala Reception at Chakra Restaurant (Irvine, CA)
• Fri, April 3, 7:30pm World premiere of OPERATION BABYLIFT: THE LOST CHILDREN OF VIETNAM, directed by Tammy Nguyen Lee.  Some adoptees will be present at the screening; Bowers Museum, Santa Ana.
• Sat, April 4, 5:00pm World premiere of SAD FISH, directed by Le-Van Kiet, starring Kieu Chinh, Long Nguyen, Jayvee Hiep Mai, and introducing Orchid Lam Quynh; hosted by UC Irvine’s Vietnamese American Community Ambassadors (VACA)
• Thu, April 9, 4:00pm ViFF @ UCLA - “Day of the Bruins”
• Sat, April 11, 6:00pm Spotlight Award Presentation to Dustin Nguyen (21 Jumpstreet, Little Fish,
• The Rebel, The Legend Is Alive) (UC Irvine campus, Irvine, CA); hosted by Wells Fargo; screening of LITTLE FISH, directed by Rowan Woods, starring Cate Blanchett, Dustin Nguyen, Sam Neil.
• Sun, April 12, 6:00pm Closing Night Screening of ALL ABOUT DAD, directed by Mark Tran; Awards Ceremony, and Closing Reception (UC Irvine campus, Irvine, CA)
• Sun, April 5, 2:00pm Crossing Boundaries: Female Filmmakers and Questions of Genre and
• Sun, April 5, 6:15pm Combating Human Trafficking: How Can YOU Help? (Panelists to be announced)ViFF is made possible by sponsorships/support of:  Ford Foundation; UC Irvine (School of Humanities, Department of Film and Media Studies, Film and Video Center, Community & Government Relations, UCI Advancement,Vietnamese American Community Ambassadors (VACA), Department of Asian American Studies, International Center for Writing and Translation (ICWT), Cross Cultural Center, Vietnamese American Coalition (VAC), Vietnamese Student Association(VSA), Asian Pacific Student Association (APSA), UCLA’s Campus Programs Committee of the Program Activities Board, Campus Programs Committee of the Program Activities Board, Undergraduate Student Association (USAC); Bowers Museum, Wells Fargo, Union Bank, State Farm, Dr. & Mrs. Jan Vilcek, Jayvee Hiep Mai, Elite Insurance, Nguyet Cam Music, Wave Releasing, Chakra Restaurant, DTN-Tech, White Knight International, Inc., St. Anselm’s Cross Cultural Community Center…Media sponsors: VAN-TV, VHN-TV, LA18 (KSCI), VNCR, QMS Media Group, Little Saigon Radio, Hon Viet TV, Viet Tide, Saigon TV, VBS TV….
  

  Panel discussions:

  Gender (panelists to be announced)

  Sat, April 11, 4:15pm Rebuilding the Community Post-Katrina (Panelists to be announced)

  Sun, April 12, 3:00pm Reel to Real: International Networks (Panelists to be announced)

  For full schedule and directions visit www.VietFilmFest.com

  ViFF is presented by the two non-profit organizations Vietnamese American Arts and Letters Association (VAALA) and UCLA’s Vietnamese Language and Culture (VNLC).ViFF was established in October 2003 to showcase Vietnamese and Vietnamese Diasporic filmmakers.  ViFF’s mission is to support, celebrate, and project a diversity of visions and voices from filmmakers of Vietnamese descent and films by, for, and about the Vietnamese people and culture.

Đại Hội Điện Ảnh Việt Nam Quốc Tế (ViFF) Lần Thứ Tư : Into View

Chiếu hơn 60 phim từ khắp nơi trên thế giới từ ngày 2 đến 12 tháng 4, 2009 tại

UC Irvine, UCLA, và Viện Bảo Tàng Bowers

Westminster, CA- Một gia đình trải qua nhiều mất mát sau cuộc chiến, định cư tại Úc, và đã tìm lại được hạnh phúc sau một trận banh rugby.  Câu chuyện chú Cuội bay lên cung trăng, ngồi gốc cây đa được kể bằng hoạt họa.  Nạn nhân bão Katrina ở làng Versailles, New Orleans, xây dựng cuộc sống lại từ đầu với hai bàn tay trắng và lòng cương quyết bảo vệ ngôi làng.  Đây là vài câu chuyện trong số rất nhiều câu chuyện sẽ được kể trên màn ảnh rộng tại Đại Hội Điện Ảnh Việt Nam Quốc Tế (Vietnamese International Film Festival - ViFF) lần thứ tư.  ViFF sẽ khai mạc vào ngày 2 và kéo dài cho đến 12 tháng 4, 2009.

Với chủ đề Into View, ViFF2009 sẽ chú trọng đến nhiều góc cạnh của cuộc sống, trình bày qua lăng kính của hơn 60 phim từ các nước Úc, Canada, Pháp, Anh, Việt Nam, và Hoa Kỳ.

Cũng như những năm trước, ViFF sẽ diễn ra tại Film and Video Center (HIB 100) của đại học UC Irvine, rạp Edwards University Cinema 6 (đêm khai mạc), UCLA, và lần đầu tiên, tại Việt Bảo Tàng Bowers, thành phố Santa Ana.  Các suất chiếu phim miễn phí dành cho học sinh trung học sẽ vào ngày thứ Sáu 3 tháng 4, và miễn phí dành cho quý vị cao niên trên 65 tuổi vào ngày thứ Sáu 10 tháng 4.  Cả hai buổi chiếu miễn phí này sẽ được thực hiện tại Viện Bảo Tàng Bowers, số 2002 North Main Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706.

Thứ Năm, April 2, 6pm Đêm khai mạc với phim FOOTY LEGENDS, do Khoa Đỗ đạo diễn (người được trao giải thưởng Young Australian of the Year Award năm 2005) tại Edwards University 6 và tiệc Gala Reception tại Chakra Restaurant (Irvine, CA)

Để biết thêm chi tiết về toàn bộ lịch chiếu phim, xin vào thăm trang nhà www.VietFilmFest.com .  Sau đây là một số chi tiết về các chương trình đặc biệt của ViFF2009: 

Thứ Sáu, April 3, 7:30pm Chiếu ra mắt lần đầu tiên (world premiere) phim tài liệu Babylift Operation: The Lost Children of Vietnam, do Tammy Nguyễn Lee đạo diễn, chiếu tại VBT Bowers, Santa Ana. Buổi chiếu sẽ có sự tham dự của một số người
Sat, April 4, 5:00pm Chiếu ra mắt lần đầu tiên (world permiere) phim SAD FISH, do Lê-Văn Kiệt đạo diễn, với các tài tử Kiều Chinh, Long Nguyễn, Jayvee Mai Thế Hiệp, và Orchid Lâm Quỳnh;  tiếp tân do hội Vietnamese American Community Ambassadors (VACA) thực hiện tại UC Irvine.
Thu, April 9, 4:00pm ViFF @ UCLA - “Day of the Bruins”
Sat, April 11, 6:00pm Lễ trao giải Spotlight Award cho tài tử Dustin Nguyen (21 Jumpstreet, Little Fish, The Rebel, The Legend Is Alive) (UC Irvine campus, Irvine, CA); tiếp tân do Wells Fargo bảo trợ; chiếu phim LITTLE FISH, do Rowan Woods đạo diễn, với các tài tử Cate Blanchett, Dustin Nguyen, Sam Neil.
Sun, April 12, 6:00pm Bế mạc với phim ALL ABOUT DAD, do Mark Tran đạo diễn; Lễ trao giải và Gala tại Cross Cultural Center, UC Irvine, CA.

Hội luận:
Sun, April 5, 2:00pm Crossing Boundaries: Female Filmmakers and Questions of Genre and Gender (Diễn giả sẽ được thông báo sau)
Sun, April 5, 6:15pm Combating Human Trafficking: How Can YOU Help? (Diễn giả sẽ được thông báo sau)
Sat, April 11, 4:15pm Rebuilding the Community Post-Katrina (Diễn giả sẽ được thông báo sau)
Sun, April 12, 3:00pm Reel to Real: International Networks (Diễn giả sẽ được thông báo sau)

For full schedule and directions visit www.VietFilmFest.com

ViFF do hai tổ chức bất vụ lợi Hội Văn Học Nghệ Thuật Việt Mỹ (VAALA) và VietNamese Lanuage & Culture (VNLC) thực hiện.  ViFF được thành lập vào năm 2003.  Mục đích của Đại Hội Điện Ảnh Việt Nam Quốc Tế (ViFF) gồm hỗ trợ và quảng bá những tác phẩm của các đạo diễn người Việt hoặc gốc Việt Nam. Đại hội cũng hỗ trợ và quảng bá phim mang đề tài về con người hoặc văn hóa Việt Nam.

ViFF được bảo trợ bởi:  Ford Foundation; UC Irvine (School of Humanities, Department of Film and Media Studies, Film and Video Center, Community & Government Relations, UCI Advancement,Vietnamese American Community Ambassadors (VACA), Department of Asian American Studies, International Center for Writing and Translation (ICWT), Cross Cultural Center, Vietnamese American Coalition (VAC), Vietnamese Student Association (VSA), Asian Pacific Student Association (APSA), UCLA’s Campus Programs Committee of the Program Activities Board, Campus Programs Committee of the Program Activities Board, Undergraduate Student Association (USAC); Bowers Museum, Wells Fargo, Union Bank, State Farm, Dr. & Mrs. Jan Vilcek, Jayvee Hiep Mai, Elite Insurance, Nguyet Cam Music, Wave Releasing, Chakra Restaurant, DTN-Tech, White Knight International, Inc., St. Anselm’s Cross Cultural Community Center…

Media sponsors: VAN-TV, VHN-TV, LA18 (KSCI), VNCR, QMS Media Group, Little Saigon Radio, Viet Tide, Hồn Việt TV, Saigon TV, VBS TV…

Spotlight on Women Filmmakers: Unsewing Image and Sound

Surname Viet, Given Name Nam, directed by Trinh T. Minh-Ha (USA, 1989)

In 1989, when I first saw Trinh Minh-Ha’s film, Surname Viet, Given Name Nam, it bore a significant imprint upon me because of the ways that this film cinematically articulated a distinctly feminist perspective on history, nationalism, and politics, all of the issues that are conventionally understood to be dominated by men.  Since then, there has been a wide array of important films directed by Vietnamese women in the U.S. and Australia, such as From Hollywood to Hanoi (1993) by Tiana Thi Thanh Nga and Xich-Lo (1996) by M. Trinh Nguyen and Traps (1993) by Pauline Chan.  In Vietnam, women filmmakers like Việt Linh (Chung Cư and Gánh Xiếc Rong) and Phạm Nhuệ Giang (Thung Lũng Hoang Vắng) have made films that show the different sides of postwar Vietnamese society. Today, instead of just seeing Vietnamese women on screen, then, we are now seeing that more and more Vietnamese women filmmakers are directing a great number of films, breaking new ground for other generations of women filmmakers to come.
This year, as one of ViFF’s festival organizers, I am proud to have helped to spotlight Vietnamese American women filmmakers and their films and to recognize the works of women who have been an integral part of the Vietnamese American filmic landscape.   Within this dynamic landscape, women’s roles have been multiple: as actors, directors, screenwriters, editors, and producers.  Their films also encompass a variety of filmic techniques, themes, and genres.  Against many cultural and socioeconomic factors, the female filmmakers presented here persist in realizing their stories and images into film.  In so doing, they work to undo the images of Vietnamese women in film that have rendered us prostitutes and dragon ladies in countless other films that came before. Ultimately this spotlighting of female filmmakers celebrates the ways in which women produce films.  Here, at ViFF, we believe it is about time.

By Lan Duong, Ph.D.

Media Advisory

A press conference will be held to announce the official film line-up of the 4th Biennial Vietnamese International Film Festival (ViFF), an eight day showcase of Vietnamese and Vietnamese Diasporic filmmakers which takes place from April 2-5 & 9-12, 2009.

March 20, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Ysa Le, Co-Director (714) 914-2260
Ky-Phong Tran, Public Relations Chair (714) 893-6145

Vietnamese International Film Festival (ViFF) Announces Line-Up for Diasporic Film Festival, held from
April 2-5 & 9-12, 2009

WHAT: A PRESS CONFERENCE will be held to announce the official film line-up of the 4th Biennial Vietnamese International Film Festival (ViFF), an eight day showcase of Vietnamese and Vietnamese Diasporic filmmakers which takes place from April 2-5 & 9-12, 2009.

Noted attendees include: Kieu Chinh (actress, Journey from the Fall, The Joy Luck Club), Stephane Gauger (director, Owl and the Sparrow, Vietnam Overtures), Jayvee Hiep Mai (actor, Journey from the Fall, Sad Fish), Le-Van Kiet (director, Dust of Life, Sad Fish), Siu Ta (director, Daddy Tran: A Life in 3-D), Doan Hoang (director, Oh, Saigon), Orchid Lam Quynh (Sad Fish), Tony Toka (director, Stake Free), Danny Do (director, Unco Same, Unco Chin; Saigon Heat)…

INTERVIEW AND PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE WITH DIRECTORS AND ACTORS

WHEN:    Tuesday March 24, 2009, from 2:00pm-3:00pm.
WHERE:     Bowers Museum, 2002 North Main Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706,
Tel. (714) 567-3600
WHO:    ViFF is presented by the two non-profit organizations Vietnamese American Arts and Letters Association (VAALA) and UCLA’s Vietnamese Language and Culture (VNLC).  ViFF’s mission is to support, celebrate, and project a diversity of visions and voices from filmmakers of Vietnamese descent and films by, for, and about the Vietnamese people and culture.

• Media sponsors: VAN-TV, VHN-TV, LA18 (KSCI), VNCR, QMS Media Group, Little Saigon Radio, Hon Viet TV, Viet Tide, Saigon TV, VBS TV….

MEDIA ADVISORY
March 20, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Lê Đình Y-Sa, Co-Director (714) 914-2260
Trần Kỳ-Phong, Public Relations Chair (714) 893-6145

Đại Hội Điện Ảnh Việt Nam Quốc Tế (ViFF) Họp Báo Thông Báo Các Phim Được Chọn Trình Chiếu Tại Đại Hội
Từ 2-5 & 9-12 tháng Tư, 2009

NỘI DUNG: Buổi họp báo được thực hiện nhằm thông báo các phim được tuyển chọn chiếu ở Đại Hội Điện Ảnh Việt Nam Quốc Tế (ViFF) lần thứ tư.  ViFF sẽ diễn ra từ ngày 2-5 & 9-12 tháng 4, 2009.

Các tài tử và đạo diễn hiện diện tại buổi họp báo gồm có: Kiều Chinh (tài tử, Vượt Sóng, The Joy Luck Club, Sad Fish), Stephane Gauger (đạo diễn, Owl and the Sparrow, Vietnam Overtures), Jayvee Mai Thế Hiệp (tài tử, Journey from the Fall, Sad Fish), Lê-Văn Kiệt (đạo diễn, Dust of Life, Sad Fish), Siu Tạ (director, Daddy Tran: A Life in 3-D), Đoan Hoàng (director, Oh,Saigon), Orchid Lâm Quỳnh (tài tử, Sad Fish), Tony Toka (đạo diễn, Skate Free), Danny Đỗ (đạo diễn, Unco Same, Unco Chin; Saigon Heat)…

THỜI GIAN: Thứ Ba, 24 tháng 3, từ 2:00pm-3:00pm.
ĐỊA ĐIỂM: Bowers Museum, 2002 North Main Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706,
Tel. (714) 567-3600

BAN TỔ CHỨC: ViFF do hai tổ chức bất vụ lợi Hội Văn Học Nghệ Thuật Việt Mỹ (VAALA) và Vietnamese Language & Culture (VNLC) thực hiện.  ViFF được thành lập vào năm 2003.  Mục đích của ViFF gồm hỗ trợ và quảng bá những tác phẩm của các đạo diễn người Việt hoặc gốc Việt Nam. Đại hội cũng hỗ trợ và quảng bá phim mang đề tài về con người hoặc văn hóa Việt Nam.

• Media sponsors: VAN-TV, VHN-TV, LA18 (KSCI), VNCR, QMS Media Group, Little Saigon Radio, Hon Viet TV, Viet Tide, Saigon TV, VBS TV….

We’re Looking For Great Volunteers!

Guess what, ViFF is only 2 weeks away!  We’re in need of volunteers to make ViFF successful.  ViFF is holding a volunteer orientation this coming Sunday 3/22/09 11 A.M. at VAALA studio.

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VAALA studio address:
14772 Moran Street, Westminster, CA 92683

We will go over the volunteer tasks and the shifts.  We’ll also work on the badges and gift bags.
Feel free to contact Helena if you have any questions.

Sincerely,
Helena Tran
714-622-8924

Footy Legends

Austrailia / 2006 / 89 minutes / 35mm color
English and Vietnamese with English subtitles
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Footy Legends takes the feel-good sports movie and turns it on its ear. Co-writer and director Khoa Do’s feature film revolves around Luc Vu (played by co-writer Anh Do) and the world of Australian rugby.

Footy Legends is set in the dead-end west Sydney suburb of Yagoona, a fitting world for Luc and his down-and-out friends, a rag-tag and ethnically diverse group of mates who were former rugby teammates in high school. When Luc, already distraught from being laid off from his job at a warehouse, is faced with social services taking away his little sister Anne (a darling performance by Lisa Saggers), he decides to gather his old team and enter the Holden Cup, an amateur rugby tournament that promises modeling jobs to the winning side.

Per the sports film genre, Footy Legends gotes through its paces: Luc’s team reunites, stumbles, nearly gets blown out in the championship match, and then musters their inner strength to come up victorious. But what separates Footy Legends from other sports films is its historical context and emotional core. Luc and his sister are closely tied to the Vietnam War and the refugee experience. Their mother has recently passed away and their father’s absence, though never mentioned, deftly implies that he died during the war. Their only connection to the past is their grandfather (a film-stealing performance by Dao Minh Sinh) who has war-genre bending secrets of his own.

Footy Legends succeeds because like all good comedy, the story negotiates sorrow without being heavy-handed and its heartfelt acting brings the audience along for the score.

Synopsis author: Ky-Phong Tran

Producers: Megan McMurchy, Anh Do

Director: Khoa Do

Writers: Khoa Do, Anh Do, Suzanne Do

Cinematographer: Martin McGrath Sound: Sam Petty

Music: Dale Cornelius

Editor: Suresh Ayyar

Main Cast: Anh Do, Angus Sampson, Paul Nakad, Jason McGoldrick, Shane MacDonald, Steven Rooke, Tristian Fereti, Lisa Saggers, Dao Minh Sinh, Emma Lung, Matthew Johns, Andrew Voss, Peter Phelps, and Claudia Karvan

All About Dad

written & directed by Mark Tran

Mark Tran’s poignant feature debut “All About Dad” begins with a deceptively simple image-that of a Vietnamese father trying to straighten a leaning tree on his immaculate front lawn with his bare hands, but with no success. Instead of giving up and allowing the tree to bend naturally, the father becomes more stubborn and frustrated as he repeatedly tries to fight and undo nature.

And so we are introduced to Mr. Do, the patriarch of the Do family. There is no doubt that Mr. Do loves his wife and four children-Ty, Xuan, Binh, and Linh. It is also painfully apparent that his love constitutes strict roles, responsibilities, and expectations of what each child should act, think, and feel. In Mr. Do’s eyes, the only correct path to success and happiness in life is complete devotion to the Catholic faith, higher education, and the goal of having a stable job. Any digression from these three tenants is a recipe for compromise and failure in the world.

Much to his dismay and disappointment, Mr. Do quickly realizes that every one of his children may not subscribe to his philosophy. Ty, the youngest of the Do clan, is on the verge of dropping his Biology major to devote full-time to being a filmmaker; Xuan, fresh from passing her medical board exam, is most at peace playing her guitar and singing; Binh, the straight A student, is completely enraptured by his secret girlfriend; Linh, already engaged, is afraid to tell her father that her fiancée is not Catholic. These potentially explosive revelations do not stay in the dark for long…And as a result, hilarity, poignancy, and redemption ensue when light is finally shed on them.

Much like a painter working with a vast canvas but still giving each color and shade its due, director Tran gives each character equal screen time, their struggles and triumphs conveyed through small yet poetic moments-a heartbreaking look in a mother’s eyes; an eye-opening reconciliation between two stubborn neighbors; a rooftop connection between sister and brother, aided by a song and the shimmering lights of the city at dusk.  All these moments blend seamlessly into a broad portrayal of a very modern Vietnamese American family. Tran’s deft and original handling of a seemingly familiar theme of old world (immigrant parents) vs. new world (kids born and raised in America) is what gives “All About Dad” a healthy and humanistic dose of poignancy and pathos.

By the time of its closing credits, director Tran comes full circle with that seemingly simple opening image of Mr. Do trying to physically straighten that ever-bending tree; it is an image that belies its multi-layered nuances and meanings. To give away any more of “All About Dad” would surely spoil this truly tender and unforgettable tale of getting out of the way and letting “nature” takes its course.

-Alex Luu

Trailers

More Trailers Coming Soon!

Trailer for FOOTY LEGENDS, Khoa Do / Australia / 2006 / 89 min
*browse to the web site and click “View The Trailer” button in the left column.

Kim Noonan

Running Dragon is the third short film Kim Noonan has written and directed.  The film closely examines the impact that his Vietnamese heritage had on his adopted American upbringing.  It recently won the  Best Social Commentary award at the Poppy Jasper Film Festival and was one of three films chosen by the Vancouver Asian Film Festival for a panel discussion regarding Asian stereotypes and racism in the film and TV community.  Before undertaking Running Dragon, he took film courses at the cinema department at LACC (Los Angeles Community College) to educate himself about the technical aspects of filmmaking.  He is also a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and has been in several plays and short films.  However, after years of struggling to distinguish himself for casting directors, he was encouraged by his friend and creative mentor, Deborah Theaker, to write and produce his own projects regarding his unusual but unique American upbringing.  As a result of her positive encouragement, he developed Running Dragon.  He is currently in the process of developing the feature for Running Dragon.  He resides in Echo Park, Los Angeles.

Bowers Museum

Directions & Parking

2002 North Main Street
Santa Ana, CA 92706

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The Bowers Museum is located at the corner of 20th & Main Streets in Santa Ana - one minute from the 5 freeway, (Main St. South exit) and just minutes from the 57, 55 and 22 freeways.

Parking
Parking is available directly north and south of the museum.
Nearby metered and timed street parking is also available.

Public Transportation
The bus line servicing The Bowers Museum and Kidseum is the OCTA bus number 53.

Metrolink and Amtrak trains stop at the Anaheim Station (3.5 miles from the museum), and the Santa Ana Station (1.7 miles from the museum).

University of California, Los Angeles

Directions & Parking

April 9
UCLA Ackerman 2nd Floor
UCLA Moore 100

Download a free UCLA Campus map at:
www.ucla.edu/map
For detailed maps to the screening rooms, visit: www.vnlc.org (ViFF page)

Parking is available in Lot 6 for $9:

Directions:

1. From 405 North freeway exit Wilshire Blvd. and go EAST
2. Continue east on Wilshire for several blocks, moving into the left lane
3. Make a left turn on Westwood Blvd. and follow it into campus.
4. Parking Lot 6 is to your left when Westwood Blvd. ends
To UCLA’s Ackerman:
5. Go EAST from Parking Lot 6 and head NORTH, Ackerman Union will be on your RIGHT
6. Take elevator to 2nd level and follow signs for ViFF
To Moore 100:
1. Go EAST from Parking Lot 6 and turn RIGHT up “Bruin Walk,” which is the large walk way after you pass UCLA Store
2. When you reach the top of this walkway, the building to your RIGHT is Moore. Enter building and find map for Moore 100

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