Theatre Screening
The documentary Daughter from Danang first appeared
in New York City on November 01, 2002. The film has continued to play across
the United States in 16 states.
Previous Theatre Screenings
City
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Opening Dates
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Theater Name
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Theater Address
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Phone
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Link
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New York, NY
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November 1, 2002
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Quad Cinema
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34 West 13th Street
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212-255-8800
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Brookline (Boston), MA
|
November 8, 2002
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Coolidge Corner
Theater
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290 Harvard St.,
Brookline
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617-734-2500
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Rhinebeck, NY
|
November 8, 2002
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Upstate Films
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1-866-FILMNUT
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West Los Angeles, CA
|
November 15, 2002
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Nu-Art Theater
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11272 Santa Monica
Blvd.
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310-478-6379
|
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San Francisco, CA
|
November 29, 2002
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Opera Plaza
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601 VanNess Ave.
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415-352-0810
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Berkeley,CA
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November 29, 2002
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Shattuck Cinema
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2230 Shattuck Ave.
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510-843-FILM
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San Jose, CA
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November 29, 2002
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Towne Theatre
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1433 The Alameda
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408-287-1433
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San Rafael, CA
|
December 6, 2002
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Rafael Cinema
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1118 4th St.
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415-454-1222
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Washington DC
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December 13, 2002
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Visions Theatre
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1927 Florida Ave. NW
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202-667-0090
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San Diego, CA
|
December 13, 2002
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Ken Cinema
|
4061 Adams Ave.
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619-283-5909
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Austin, TX
|
January 10, 2003
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The Dobie Cinema
|
2025 Guadalupe Street
in the Dobie Mall
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512-472-FILM
|
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Westhampton Beach, NY
|
January 17, 2003
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Westhampton Beach
Performing Arts Center
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76 Main Street
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631-288-2350
|
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Pittsburgh, PA
|
January 24, 2003
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The Oaks Theatre
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310 Allegheny River
Blvd.
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412-828-6311
|
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Seattle, WA
|
January 24, 2003
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Varsity
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4329 University Way
N.E
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206-632-3131
|
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Philadelphia, PA
|
February 5, 2003
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Prince Music Theater
|
1412 Chestnut St. at
Broad
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215-569-9700
|
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Chicago, IL
|
February 14, 2003
|
Facets Cinematheque
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1517 W. Fullerton
Avenue
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773-281-9075
|
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Denver, CO
|
February 28, 2003
|
Madstone
|
7777 E. Hampden Ave.
(at Tamarac Square)
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303-752-3200
|
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Santa Monica, CA
|
March 1, 2003
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Laemmle Monica
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1332 Second Street
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310-394 9741
|
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Ithaca, NY
|
March 1, 2003
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Cornell Cinema
|
104 Willard Straight
Hall
|
607-255-3522
|
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Oklahoma City, OK
|
March 7, 2003
|
Oklahoma City of Art
|
415 Couch Drive
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405-236-3100
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Half Moon Bay, CA
|
March 7, 2003
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Coastside Film Society
|
The Ocean Shore Depot,
Higgin-Purissima Rd.
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650-726-3101
|
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San Francisco,CA
|
March 12, 2003
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Roxie Cinema
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3117 16th Street (at
Valencia Street)
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415-863-1087
|
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Hudson, NY
|
March 13, 2003
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Time and Space Gallery
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434 Columbia St.
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518-822-8448
|
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Atlanta, GA
|
March 14, 2003
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Marietta Star
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1355 Roswell Road,
Marietta
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770-971-3131
|
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Golden, CO
|
March 15, 2003
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Golden Resources for
Arts and Theatre
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303-278-1752
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Ann Arbor, MI
|
March 17, 2003
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Michigan Theatre
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603 E. Liberty Street
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734-668-8397
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New York, NY
|
March 19, 2003
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Pioneer Theatre
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155 E. 3rd St. at
Avenue A
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212-254-3300
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Portland, OR
|
March 28, 2003
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Hollywood Theatre
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4122 N.E. Sandy Blvd
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503-493-1128.
|
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Little Rock, AK
|
March 28, 2003
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Market Street Cinema
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1521 Merrill Dr.
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501-607-2770
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Oneonta, NY
|
April 8, 2003
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The Wilbur Mansion
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11 Ford Avenue
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607-432-8211
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To view upcoming theatre screenings please visit the link below…
Festival
Screenings
There
were 12 festivals that occurred during October 24, 2002 and December 01, 2002.
These festivals lasted between 2 to 7 days. Below is a list of the 12
festivals.
Festival Name
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Location
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Date
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Ojai Film Festival
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Ojai, CA
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Oct. 24-27, 2002
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Vermont International
Film Festival
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Burlington, VT
|
Oct. 24-27, 2002
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Valladolid
International Film Festival
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Valladolid, SPAIN
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Oct. 25 - Nov. 2, 2002
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High Falls Film Festival
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Rochester, NY
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Oct. 30 - Nov. 3, 2002
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Rocky Mountain Women's
Film Festival
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Colorado Springs, CO
|
Nov. 1-3, 2002
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Hawaii International
Film Festival
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Honolulu, Hawaii
|
Nov. 1-12, 2002
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Pacific Rim Film
Festival
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Santa Cruz, CA
|
Nov. 5, 2002
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Rehoboth Beach
Independent Film Festival
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Rehoboth Beach, DE
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Nov. 6-10, 2002
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Stranger Than Fiction
Film Festival
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Dublin, IRELAND
|
Nov. 7-10, 2002
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St. Louis
International Film Festival
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St. Louis, MO
|
Nov. 14-24, 2002
|
Amsterdam Film
Festival
|
Amsterdam, THE
NETHERLANDS
|
Nov. 20 - Dec. 1, 2002
|
Brooklyn Art Museum
|
Brooklyn, NY
|
Nov. 21, 2002
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Broadcast
Was first broadcast on Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) on April 7, 2003.
Awards
Daughter of Danang won several awards including:
2002 Sundance Film
Festival
Grand Jury Prize Best Documentary
Grand Jury Prize Best Documentary
Ojai Film Festival
Best Documentary Feature
Best Documentary Feature
Durango (Colorado) Film Festival
Filmmakers Award
2002 Texas Film Festival
Best Documentary and Audience Choice Award
Best Documentary and Audience Choice Award
New Jersey International Film Festival
Best Documentary
Best Documentary
Nashville International Film Festival
Honorable Mention - Best Documentary
Cleveland International Film Festival
Runner Up - Best Film
To view Daughter of Danang from your personal home
you can either stream it using Netflix or purchase a copy online.
http://www.amazon.con
http://movies.netflix.com/WiHome
References
http://www.daughterfromdanang.com
http://www.daughterfromdanang.com/screenings/
Misty,
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job putting this page together! Everything is nicely laid out and very easy to read and find information. I thought it was real cool to see the many different places this film was shown in. This gives just that many more people the chance to see how inspiring this film is. It was also impressive to see that this film won 7 awards.
-Michael Chack
I agree Michael. Well done Misty. Though there is not an overabundance of information, it gives the facts about the Screening History that ought to be recognized. I think the awards are a feat in and of itself for the film, but I also think it's remarkable how many film festivals there are. I'm sure this is only a small portion of the amount that one can find around the nation and globe, but I had not realized until this assignment the popularity of documentaries.
ReplyDeleteI also liked this layout. It was great to see this film present in theaters within the "big" cities. The fact that this film was present in such cities reveals its success.
ReplyDeleteReally good job on all of your information! I was really surprised to see how many theater screenings this film had. I wouldn't have imagined this type of film being shown in movie theaters. I really liked how you added the logos for all of the different awards this film has won. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Amber. I would not have expected this film to be shown in so many theaters. I really liked the formatting of this page, it was put together very well with visuals.
ReplyDeleteTerry Rosenberg
Thanks for replying to the screening history part of the Daughter from Danang Blog. Researching the screening history was challenging at times because I wanted more information about the festivals. I thought it might be interesting to attend a festival for a documentary film in the future. In addition, I agree that this film has shown in many theatres. However, I still believe that the audiences that this film has reached are limited. I did not even know that this film existed until this class. I think that being able to stream this film on Netflix has been the best way that this film will be able to reach a much larger audience in the future.
ReplyDeleteMisty Olinger
I agree with you Misty Netflix is a great way to broaden its audience. A powerful movie such as this one does need to reach more people. You did a good job with the limited resources avilable to you.
DeleteWell, you certainly covered everything didn't you? Seems like this movie has a good history and a strong presence in the film industry. I can see why, because I really liked this powerful documentary. It was easy to watch (as opposed to some others), and obviously the critics agree- it was well done! As was your post! Thanks for letting us know exactly what these directors have accomplished with this documentary.
DeleteThis page was set up great! Really organized and easy to read. It's amazing to see all the awards this film won. Very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with all that has been said, great job. I was surprised as well to see the awards this film has earned.
ReplyDeleteWow... this film has been shown in many places and gotten a ton of awards! I was most surprised to see that it was aired on CBS. That is actually a pretty popular network. Obviously just the large amount of places it has been shown and the great number of awards reflects how great of a documentary this is. I agree with the above comments that I hope it being on Netflix means it will become more popular.
ReplyDelete-Nicole Eshelman
I thought you did a good job displaying the various locations of the showings of this excellent film. I noticed that similar to other documentaries, there is an initial spike in showings and viewings, and awards, then it dies down. I think it would be interesting to study the long term statistics of these documentaries. For instance, how many times and how recent has PBS shown the film. Another statistic that would be interesting would to be able to access and analyze the same Netflix statistics for the movie. I searched for recent showings and all I found was the screenings after its initial release into select theaters. - Jeremiah Yoder
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