DOWNLOADS (open file, and save to your location) Trailer click here   Film Synopsis: Click here     Film Completion: Click here      Film Poster: Click here

Film Credits: Click here      Brian Jamieson Biography: Click here       Brian Jamieson Image: Click here      Nancy Kwan Image:  Click here

Hong Kong Ballet: Click here  

ASIAN PREMIERE – HONG KONG - MONDAY MARCH 22nd

^{A ROUSING RECEPTION FOR HONG KONG’S FIRST LADY OF CINEMA!}

HONG KONG ROUND-UP - March 19-24, 2010:

HongKong1 Click here      HongKong2 Click here      HongKong3 Click here      HongKong4 Click here      HongKong5 Click here      HongKong6 Click here

Interview with Nancy in Hong Kong  Podcast - Click here         Video:  Click here 

Channel News Asia - Actress Nancy Kwan puts her life on film    Click here

Suzie Wong' star shocked at destruction of old Hong Kong   Click here

Actress Nancy Kwan looks back at 50 years of Suzie Wong    Click here 

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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: KA SHEN’S JOURNEY has been officially submitted to the following prestige Film Festivals:

U.S. FILM FESTIVALS

CINEQUEST - SAN JOSE, February 27th & 28th, 2010

On The Town Television Interview February 28th 2010  Click here

WORLDFEST - HOUSTON April 12, 2010 (In Competition)
DOC INTERNATIONAL MIAMI FILM FESTIVAL - May 28th 2010

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL / SAN GABRIEL FILM FESTIVAL - September 18th, 2010

KANSAS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL - October 3, 2010

HAMPTONS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL - October 7 - 10, 2010

HAWAII INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL - October 16, 2010

VICTORIA BC / LIONESS CLUB / CHINATOWN CHARITY EVENT - October 30th, 2010

SAVANNA FILM FESTIVAL - November 1 - 6, 2010 (In competition)     
STARZ DENVER - November, 2010    

 
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVALS - SUBMISSIONS

Opening Film - Asian Film Forum - HONG KONG FILMART - March 22, 2010
23RD SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL – April 23, 2010

Singapore Announcement - Click here

BARCELONA ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL - May 4th, 2010

CASA ASIAN FORUM, BARCELONA - July 10th, 2010

ABU DHABI - August 2010
LONDON - November 2010

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Los Angeles, February 1, 2010

REDWIND PRODUCTIONS INC. ANNOUNCES COMPLETION OF "TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: KA SHEN’S JOURNEY"

Locomotive Distribution Acquires International Sales Rights to the Film

Redwind Productions Inc. recently completed TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: KA SHEN’S JOURNEY – a feature docu-drama that explores the real life journey, both personal and professional, of Nancy Kwan – one of Hollywood’s leading Asian actresses during the 1960’s. In addition, Locomotive Distribution has acquired the international sales rights to the film. To read more, link here and download the full story PDF file:   Download PDF

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August 25, 2010

BUYERS / DISTRIBUTORS / ACCQUISITIONS  - SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Don’t miss TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: KA SHEN’S JOURNEY at MIPCOM and AFM, 2010:

For further details contact Colleen Seldin, Mobile (646) 286-7786, Email: cseldin@locomotivegroup.com

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OFFICIAL SELECTION - May 28th, 2010

TESTIMONIALS

Congratulations!
It was an excellent documentary! the best I have seen.
Brian did such a clever job of intertwining the various movies and HK Ballet viewing Nancy has done.
Very moving and touching.
I am so proud of your wonderful accomplishment.
Dr.Roberta Wong LEUNG
DBA,MBA,BBA(HawaiiTIM),BA(Hons),MIH,CHA,CHRE,CHE,CHT,CHDT,MSHRI,HKIPM
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It was the best documentary I have ever seen! It was amazing how Brian interwove the various movies she had done and the HK Ballet Performance of World of Suzie Wong back and forth into her reflections. It was really motivating and moving. I was in tears.
Nancy Kwan is an amazing person and it was so brave of her to share her personal life with us all. I never realized she encountered such personal hardships and sorrows.
Roberta Wong / American Women Association

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First of all, I would like to thank you, for bringing such a wonderful movie to this world. It was so touching and meaningful, and I burst into tears !!! I’m sure it’s the result that Nancy’s story touched you in the very beginning.
I want to say how much I love this movie, but you’re keep talking on the phone after the pre-view, I’ve no chance to show my respect and adoration to you .
Anyway, I really want to introduce this movie to our readers and I’m sure they might love it like the way I do, I sincerely request a couple of screen photos from the movie so that I can put into my write-up. Especially the pictures of Nancy and Bernhard, also the poster of the movie.
I’m going to publish my article on Nancy Kwan on Monday, and looking forwards to hear your positive feedback. I will send you a softcopy when it published.
A great success of your movie, and enjoy your time in Hong Kong.
Tinny Cheng
Head of Feature Desk
Hong Kong Economic Journals

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WORLDFEST - HOUSTON - April 12th, 2010

WINNER OF THE SPECIAL JURY PRIZE - Best Biographical Feature Documentary.
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CATHAY PACIFIC IN-FLIGHT MAGAZINE celebrates The World Of Suzie Wong

The June 2010 edition of Cathy Pacific Airlines in-flight magazine features an interview with Nancy Kwan. The World Of Suzie Wong is being shown on long-haul and selected regional flights to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1960 film. Click here to see article.

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Just looked at your wonderful film ... so sensitive and loving ... delicate as those beautiful watercolors sprinkled throughout the film...

"To Whom It May Concern" says the young Suzie Wong, breathing her message to those who would protect her child in the afterlife...and then those words come back to us years later when Nancy's son must also depart this world all too early in his life... And spanning those two poles of life and death, you bring us Nancy's own story, a spray of images that span worlds and cultures and years.  A beautiful symmetry, yes, but a dark one--as William Blake once wrote, "What hand dare frame thy terrible symmetry..."

Your hand.

And WE are the ones who now receive that message; WE who the ones "To whom...".

Thank you. 

JOHN TIBBETTS / KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY - Lawrence

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An email to Bob Butler - Film critic of the Kansas City Star:-

As you know Bob, if Alice Faye is not connected with a film I am not excited about it, however, Nancy Kwan in an important international star that graced the covers of hundreds of magazines world-wide, including LIFE. She was a sensation in films like FLOWER DRUM SONG and WORLD OF SUSIE WONG with William Holden. She is unique and important in the history of movies. I am excited about Nancy Kwan and this movie.

Without the Alice Faye connection I find this film extremely beautiful, moving, interesting and surprisingly, pulls the heart strings in a professional fashion in an unexpected conclusion. I believe you will be impressed and moved by it. I know audiences will be!

Wade Williams, Exhibitor