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SHORT: THE TRUTH ABOUT ASIANS

You can try and hurt me with words, insults, fists, and violence... but you will never make an origami box better than me.

Unleash the truth of Asians through this empowering short affirmation. Discover the resilience within you and harness your superpowers to overcome any obstacle life throws your way, unlocking the true potential within yourself. You are the best. You have nothing to prove.

MEDITATION: MY FAVORITE COLOR IS GREY

This is a meditation on the color grey. No one will ever be as mean to me as I have been to myself. This type of extreme thinking has done irreparable damage to our lives. Today, I am going to forgive myself. Today, I will live in the grey.

STORY: IS DAVID CHOE GRATEFUL?

In this story, discomfort leads the artist to open his mind, heart, and body, propelling them into a whirlwind of spinning self-discovery.

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WHAT I GOTTA DO

Directed & Edited by Paco Raterta

THE PERFECT DAY

From the moment I stepped off the plane in Cambodia I felt as if I was at home. The people were beyond friendly, the food was amazing, everyone would flash us huge grins and smiles, even the drunks fighting out on the street at 2am fought lovingly- I didnโ€™t want to leave. And while the locations of the walls we had to paint on were planned in advance (we were given instructions that the only images that would not be tolerated were skulls or images of death, which we respected, even though half the artists in the group love painting skulls), we had no plans what was going to be painted until we got there. Iโ€™ve worked as an investigative journalist with the Emmy award winning VICE / HBO team, where we rigorously fact check all our stories to uncover the truth. However, this trip to Cambodia was not a news trip, we were there strictly to spread the message of love, light, beauty, joy, free expression and creativity. I didn't realize how many millions of musicians, artists, writers and creative people had been murdered in the Cambodian genocide, so I wanted to bring the best artists in the world to Cambodia, a country that has virtually no murals or street art. Our goal, working through the #IglooHong Foundation, was simple: to spread some light, joy and beauty to a country with such a dark past.

I will admit, I try to stay purposefully ignorant about the history, politics, and current events of most places I visit. Ever since I started hitchhiking all over the planet in my teens, I would rather get an oral history from the people I met travelling instead of reading about it on my phone or in a book- it's infinitely more interesting to me that way. Itโ€™s been a lifelong journey and fight to stay present, to live in the moment without holding onto old grievances, revenge, or getting stuck replaying histories I cannot change. It never made sense to me that a 20-year-old kid should be burdened with a past created by their grandparents. Iโ€™m looking to shape and share the love now, in the moment, instead of trying to find a reason to repeat a cycle of anger, hate and trauma. To not live in fear. To live in the now and the present. We all have a past, sure, but canโ€™t we look beyond that and see the today that surrounds us without judgment? Itโ€™s asking these questions and thinking this way that has allowed me to take stunning vacations on the Gaza Strip, with beautiful beaches all to myself and only calamari strips and licorice wine to keep me company. Ignorance is bliss, but so is staying present. Itโ€™s about freeing your vision to allow you to see the beauty in the imperfections around you, and every once in awhile those imperfections culminate into a perfect day.

It was during my first week in Cambodia where I experienced one of those perfect days. One of those perfect days you don't get too many of in life. A day where everything just happens as it should, a day you couldn't plan if you tried- I was with all my friends who also happen to be the art idols I look up to and are the most talented people on the planet, we were walking through an old apartment complex that I was told hadn't been renovated or painted since the 50's. It was crumbling: mold and decay was everywhere, but there was also a laughter, with children smiling amongst the tons of torn down walls and bricks. Together, we stacked the bricks and made little sculptures, painting Batman and other superheroes on the surfaces which the kids loved. We walked up and down all the floors taking requests from the residents: a woman said she wanted flowers, so we painted flowers all up and down a staircase; someone else said they wanted something beautiful and peaceful, so we painted Cambodians in traditional garb levitating while praying. I noticed a balloon vendor having trouble selling the 300 Gangnam style balloons he had attached to his scooter, so I bought them all and took them to the roof where there were about 20 kids messing around up there enjoying the sun. We gave them all the balloons, everything; the kids went wild with glee. I was so tired, hot, sweaty, completely covered in paint and dirt from painting all day, with leftover diarrhea from my trip to Brazil, but I was so happy watching those kids scream and play- it was perfect. The sun started to fall while we walked the length of the whole roof. At the end we saw a woman on a mat with glasses using the remaining sunlight to sew the most intricate handmade shawl Iโ€™d ever seen. I couldn't believe the detail, patience and craft involved- all the beauty in the imperfections. I asked her if I could buy it from her when she was finished and my translator explained to me that it was a dying art and that there were only two people left in the city that did this kind of thing by hand now. I felt so honored to witness her making it, I wanted to buy it from her (it takes a month to make each one) as a gift to my mother who really appreciates handmade fabrics and would go crazy over it. She gave me a number and I bought it full price without the normal third world country haggling and we shook on it- good business is when both parties walk away happy and satisfied. My friend Mac was moved enough by this happenstance random encounter, and we all thought how cool it would be if we could paint a huge bright beautiful portrait of her on the side of the building where she actually lives so her family and neighborhood could see it everyday. A true community collaboration, the background would be her intricate traditional Cambodian designs, combined with a portrait of her holding a needle and thread- showing her craft, artistry, and profession. That was our only intent: to create something beautiful that honored this beautiful woman, something to honor her art, her craft and her lifetime of hard work, something to honor the Cambodian people as well as their community and culture. We thought she was the perfect subject,
and thatโ€™s it, thatโ€™s where we were coming from- no agenda. Through battling heat, extreme rain, lost in translation problems with the lift driver, mosquitos, crooked cops, and countless other endeavors, El Mac was able to finish this beautiful portrait of Ms. Thary with a proud noble expression holding up the tool of her craft- a needle and thread, an intricate instrument that is small but holds much power, power to inflict and open wounds just as much as it can heal and close them, power to create a tapestry of woven shapes, colors and cultures, and power to bring us all closer together. That was it: a perfect day, meeting the perfect person, inspiring the perfect artist, to create a perfect mural, in the perfect city.


I only came to Cambodia with peace and love in my heart. I hope one day the people of Cambodia get free beautiful public art everywhere, and artists all over the world can start to look at Cambodia as an artist friendly country that welcomes and supports free expression, a type of openness and love that will only bring joy to everyone involved. Thank you to the Cambodian people for all the love and respect you gave to me and all the artists involved with the #IGLOOHONG project. We are honored and humbled by your support, it gives us inspiration, courage and power to continue to create. Cambodia does not need me or anybody to show them how to be creative, they are already masters of it. Angkor Wat is breathtaking in its scope, detail and mastery of art, sculpture and architecture. It almost seems like humans couldnโ€™t have made it, it should be mecca for all artists to make a pilgrimage to. I cried when I got there, it is the most impressive, beautiful, humbling hand-made masterpiece in all of Asia and has inspired tons of creativity for centuries. Cambodia definitely does not need me to help inspire creativity, but I definitely need you. We love you Cambodia, you will never know how much your country and your friendship means to us, we will never forget how you stood up for us. Peace, love and respect to Cambodiaโ€“ when you silence art, it only gets louder.

 

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MANGCHI VIDEOS:

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MANGCHI

Witness the genesis of genius in โ€˜MANGCHIโ€™.

Featuring appearances by David Choe, Steve Lee, Money Mark, Dylan Fujioka, Eddie Kim, Heather Leather, Gillian Rivers, Ceci Dee Cee, James Jean, Bobby Lee, Bobby Hundreds, Critter Fleming, Bill Poon, Bobby Trivia, Prince Paul, Charm Killings, Desirรฉe Elyda, Asa Akira, James Jean, Daniel Wu & Die Antwoord.

Directed & Edited by Paco Raterta

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USE A MANGCHI ANTHEM

Mangchi is for the children, but this video sure as shit ain't. There are things in this life that you can't un-see, so proceed only if you're ready to enter the violent vault that is our mangled Mangchi madness! Who's this mysterious character that comes through the slum in a conundrum? Follow and find out as he's awakened on a VHS vision quest which takes him through the cities and slums of a nameless country. Running wild on a reckless journey wielding a gun and a hammer, this shit has everything including a zombie boxer with gun-gloves! Does it make sense? Hell no! But it's fun as fuck so follow along as we make The Raid and Oldboy look like romantic comedies in a music video which shows that the only thing that's madder than Mad Max is a Mangchi. Use it.

Directed by Paco Raterta.

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GOOK BOY

From the warehouses and brothels of some mangled mountainside our hero Steve Lee scours the scorched earth searching for the one and only GookBoy: Peter Tong. Youโ€™ve seen him everywhere, wearing a mini-backpack, carrying way too many books, waving his long bangs that block his looks; with glasses that magnify his eyes and his eyes almost every time clogged with the membranes of mucus from tears shed earlier. You might call him a nerd; we call him the cure. This isnโ€™t some sorry meditation, this is Mangchi- weโ€™re goth, we're sensitive and most of us are close to 40 years old if we haven't already gotten there. Point being it's never too late to love yourself and we mean more than touching. Don't forget to fret and remember to remember that there is no one that can do anything for you. You have to work. And never stop.

Directed and Edited by Paco Raterta. Shot by Lulu and Jason Jaworski. Additional footage by Czar Campos and Paco Raterta. Special Thanks Christian Acuรฑa, Genevieve Iรฑumerable, Vanessa Ulgado and Jessica Yang.

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STEP DAD

About half the worldโ€™s couples end up in divorce and the other half, well, they end up married. Not sure whatโ€™s worse, but if youโ€™re one of the many out there that has a split up home this songโ€™s for you. Look, itโ€™s hard to love your step dad, the main reason being that heโ€™s giving it to your mom. But hey, this worldโ€™s about forgiveness isnโ€™t it? Look beyond that dudeโ€™s mini member and youโ€™ll probably see an okay guy (unless your mom has horrible taste in men, which she probably does). Just remember, it could be worse, your step dad could be like Steveโ€™s: a ghetto gangster gun midget from the alleys and abandoned factories of some slum in the southeast. Even this guy though- he ainโ€™t so bad for a step dad. This is Mangchi. We accept everyone that does and doesnโ€™t matter. 
  
Directed and Edited by Paco Raterta. Shot by Lulu and Jason Jaworski. Additional footage by Czar Campos and Paco Raterta. Special Thanks Christian Acuรฑa, Genevieve Iรฑumerable, Vanessa Ulgado.

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WHEN THE BULLIES FALL

Everyone loves an underdog. If youโ€™re one of the many afflicted by bullies out there, this song is for you. And if youโ€™re a bully- F you. This is about taking the definition of a bully, someone who uses strength or power to harm or intimidate those who are weaker, and turning and taking that power and putting it straight up into that bullyโ€™s behind. And really, most bullies after high school, or whatever pool of a place theyโ€™re from, go out into the real world which strangles their hard hearts into an even greater mess than whatever they've done. They always lose. No one deserves a bully and a bully deserves no one. Donโ€™t feel sorry for yourself and donโ€™t feel sorry for them. The only way to become a champion is to keep fighting. This is Mangchi. Thereโ€™s a different season for everyone, but for the bully itโ€™s fall. 
  
Directed and Edited by Paco Raterta. Shot by Lulu and Jason Jaworski. Additional footage by Czar Campos adn Paco Raterta. Special Thanks Christian Acuรฑa, Genevieve Iรฑumerable, Vanessa Ulgado.


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