Media & Film

Nostalgia and the Comfort of Home

July 13th, 2017 by LaoAmericans | Comments Off on Nostalgia and the Comfort of Home

Nostalgia and the Comfort of Home

I invested everything I had into creating what I felt missing for so long, but this time it became a personal venture — a need to bring back the flavors of nostalgia and the comfort of home. This October will mark 4 years of doing this, with about 70 videos to date.


Connecting People Thru Movies

November 5th, 2016 by LaoAmericans | Comments Off on Connecting People Thru Movies

Connecting People Thru Movies

Groupeezz a social platform created to connect people thru film & movie screening events. We invite you to our upcoming movie screening events.


Meet Baby Kam’ron

September 13th, 2015 by Thinnakone Arounsack-Joergensen | Comments Off on Meet Baby Kam’ron

Meet Baby Kam’ron

Meet model Kam’ron Neal, the 1 year- old half Lao and half African American kicking off his modeling career at Zulily. Kam’ron Neal’s mother, Anmala Nachampasak says her son’s modeling career with Zulily is taking off.


What is Modern Laos?

November 16th, 2013 by LaoAmericans | Comments Off on What is Modern Laos?

What is Modern Laos?

Amy believes that personal stories have the power to change people and mobilize tangible impact in the world. She’s on a mission to inspire the world to grow emotionally and spiritually with a deeper appreciation for human connection.


Roses & Red Ants

May 1st, 2012 by LaoAmericans | Comments Off on Roses & Red Ants

Roses & Red Ants

This is a story about four Princes and a soldier fighting a Civil War for the soul of Laos as a proxy to the Cold War. Sinakhone Keodara, the producer of this film, believes that this story belongs to the Laotian diaspora and to the world.


Kulap Vilaysack blooms in Hollywood

February 24th, 2010 by LaoAmericans | Comments Off on Kulap Vilaysack blooms in Hollywood

Kulap Vilaysack blooms in Hollywood

You can’t wait to be discovered or for the perfect opportunity to drop in your lap. You have to do the work, you have to get on stage, make internet videos, perform with other people, write, and be agile in every aspect of this business we call show.


Nerakhoon: The Betrayal

February 1st, 2008 by Siamphone Louankang | Comments Off on Nerakhoon: The Betrayal

Nerakhoon: The Betrayal

He swam across the Mekong River to reach the refugee camps in Thailand, first staying at Napo, then Ubon. Thavi’s mother and remaining siblings followed two years later, only to meet with a misfortune that would take them over a decade to rectify. Offered just one opportunity to leave, Thavi’s mother had very little time to gather together what remained of her family and quickly flee.