Chinese Cafes in Rural Saskatchewan (1985)
Genres - Historical Film |
Sub-Genres - Race & Ethnicity, Social History |
Run Time - 26 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis
"CHINESE CAFES is a documentary made for television, educational institutions, home viewing and ethnic interests. It unlocks the swinging doors of Chinese cafes in small town and country Saskatchewan. It looks at the people behind the buisenesses and the cafes within the community. CHINESE CAFES features Wayne Mah, the first Chinese mayor on the Canadian Prairies, the Kook family in Outlook, Saskatchewan and the Tang family from Humboldt. They reveal their views on race relations, gender roles a
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cafe, Canada, Chinese [nationality], community, immigrant, rurality