The SALAD DAYS team is thrilled to announce that the film has been accepted into the 2011 Hawaii International Film Festival. This screening falls before the previously announced SDAFF screening, making this our world premiere! We can’t wait [...]]]>

The SALAD DAYS team is thrilled to announce that the film has been accepted into the 2011 Hawaii International Film Festival. This screening falls before the previously announced SDAFF screening, making this our world premiere! We can’t wait to make our big debut in Honolulu, and we’re beyond honored to be welcomed to the lineup.

SALAD DAYS will premiere on October 16, 2011, and actor/writer/director Emily Yoshida, writer/director Hiram Chan, and cinematographer Sam Yano will be in attendance. Come out and say hello, Honolulans!

Screening Information

Sunday, Oct 16 at 4:00 pm

Regal Dole Cannery Stadium 18 Theatres
735 Iliwei Rd.
Honolulu, HI 96817

Tickets and Information

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A big thank you to the lovely folks at the San Diego Asian Film Festival for welcoming Salad Days to their 2011 lineup! We couldn’t be more excited to be a part of the fest. Be sure to check out their website where you can check out the full schedule, purchase [...]]]>

A big thank you to the lovely folks at the San Diego Asian Film Festival for welcoming Salad Days to their 2011 lineup! We couldn’t be more excited to be a part of the fest. Be sure to check out their website where you can check out the full schedule, purchase tickets, and read Brian Hu’s oh-so-kind words about the film:

“If the virtual world is one where everyone’s a creep, SALAD DAYS doesn’t shy away but rather embraces our inner weirdos and wonders what the hell we’re all doing here.

“Yet for all of its contemporary contemplations, SALAD DAYS… has the innocence and giddy openness of the 1960s New Wave. The past isn’t a source of nostalgia, but a beating heart for a world where icons have replaced faces.”

See y’all in SoCal!

Screening Information

Saturday, Oct 22 at 5:20 pm

Mission Valley UltraStar Cinemas
7510 Hazard Center Drive
San Diego, CA 92108