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Copyright © 2007 Grace Lee

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When Korean American filmmaker Grace Lee was growing up in Missouri, she was the only Grace Lee she knew. Once she left the Midwest however, everyone she met seemed to know "another Grace Lee." But why did they assume that all Grace Lees were reserved, dutiful, piano-playing overachievers? The filmmaker plunges into a funny, highly unscientific investigation into all those Grace Lees who break the mold -- from a fiery social activist to a rebel who tried to burn down her high school. With wit and charm, THE GRACE LEE PROJECT puts a hilarious spin on the eternal question, "What's in a name?"

DVD NEWS!

Posted 05/18/2007

NOW ON SALE through WOMEN MAKE MOVIES. Please click on the link above to make the purchase! By buying through the www.gracelee.net, you will be contributing directly to the filmmakers. Thank you for your support!    More >>

GLP wins Henry Hampton Award!

Posted 05/18/2007

The Grace Lee Project was one of four films awarded the Henry Hampton Award for Excellence in Film and Digital Media at the Council of Foundations Annual Awards Ceremony in Seattle on April 29, 2007.    More >>

BARRIER DEVICE on iTunes!

Posted 05/20/2007

Written and Directed by Grace Lee -- starring Sandra Oh & Suzy Nakamura -- is now for sale on Apple's iTunes Store.    More >>

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Posted 02/21/2007


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An Award!

Posted 11/21/2006

Grace Lee wins "Emerging Director" Award at the Asian American International Film Festival in New York for "The Grace Lee Project"    More >>

Review in San Jose Metroactive

Posted 11/21/2006

"Project is quirky, funny and interesting. "    More >>

Review in Film Threat

Posted 07/27/2005

"an interesting and humorous ride"    More >>

Review in the Los Angeles Times

Posted 06/28/2005

"...a documentary about Asian-American women named Grace Lee, which is as funny and offbeat as it sounds."    More >>

Article in Movie City News

Posted 07/20/2005

'Growing up in Missouri, Grace Lee developed a strong sense of her uniqueness. There weren't many Asians, particularly Koreans, in her town and that was reflected in a comparable absence of media images."    More >>

Review in Variety

Posted 04/15/2005

"a funny but complex meditation on identity, ethnicity and cultural expectations that should be as accessible to teens as adults."    More >>

Review by the Austin Chronicle

Posted 04/15/2005

"...a documentary filled with personality, humor, and, well, grace."    More >>

Review in San Francisco Bay Guardian

Posted 04/15/2005

"humorous and, well, graceful exploration of Asian American women's identity."    More >>

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Grace Lee Boggs on Bill Moyers Journal

Posted Thu, Jun 21st 4:52AM

For anyone looking to learn more about Grace Lee Boggs, recently featured in a Bill Moyers Journal piece (they used some footage from The Grace Lee Project), please check out the website for The Boggs Center www.boggscenter.org!

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