Skip to main content

Deep Dive: Stolen Ground (1993)

Play Trailer

Film Lens

Stolen Ground
STOLEN GROUND presents the experiences of six Asian-American men as they navigate a racially charged environment in the United States. The film addresses how societal perceptions shaped by ethnic stereotypes impact their lives and the lives of their families. Through personal narratives, the men discuss the effects of racism and white supremacy on their identities and communities. The documentary critiques the broader social problems faced by ethnic minorities in a class society. It emphasizes the emotional vulnerability that arises from living under constant racial prejudice, providing a platform for these voices to articulate their struggles and endurance in the face of societal hypocrisy.

Why Watch

  • •Meet six Asian-American men sharing their experiences.
  • •Find out how racism shaped their family lives.
  • •See the impact of ethnic stereotypes on identity.

Did You Know

•The film features six Asian-American men sharing their personal stories.
•STOLEN GROUND was released in 1993 and has a duration of 43 minutes.
•The documentary addresses issues like racism and societal hypocrisy.

Perfect For

Asian-American studiesRacial identity discussionsSocial justice advocates