"Invisibility and Rage is a powerful exploration of the historic injustices and enduring impacts of trauma within Asian American communities. Through compelling storytelling and moving interviews, the film transforms difficult truths into a hopeful vision of healing and resilience. This documentary is well crafted storytelling at its finest." 

 

Tamara Falicov, Professor of Media, Art and Design and Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Missouri-Kansas City

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"This film gives voice to atrocities endured by too many, for too long. The film’s subjects are beautiful, articulate and brave as they share raw and urgent messages."

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Sharon Liese, Emmy winning filmmaker

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"Invisibility and Rage is the film that I needed my whole life. Even before the trauma of Covid-19, alarming rates of poor Asian American mental health screamed into the void, with no one listening. The disturbing rise in anti-Asian racism, including the mass murder of Asian-descent women spa workers during the pandemic, demanded emotion, healing, and justice. This film is a true gem because it poignantly and powerfully answers the call and steps into the void."  

Nadia Y. Kim, George Sumey Jr. Professor in the Liberal Arts, Department of Sociology, Texas A&M University