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Qhia Dab Neeg - 50 Years of Hmong Film in Minnesota

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This podcast series presents a series of introspections by Hmong filmmakers that have contributed to the building of a 50 year legacy of Hmong storytelling through film. Produced in partnership with the Minnesota Historical Society.

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Latest episode

May 7, 2026

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Episodes

Yengtha Her 07.05.2026
Yeej Moua 07.05.2026
Kang Vang 07.05.2026
Kazua Melissa Vang 07.05.2026
Pa Na Lor 07.05.2026
Moua Lee 07.05.2026
Yer Her 06.05.2026
Dan Yang 06.05.2026
Dhoua Vue 06.05.2026
Ger Moua 06.05.2026
Chou Xiong 05.05.2026

We weren’t just making movies… we were telling stories and people love the stories. They resonate with the stories. Chou Xiong is a Hmong filmmaker, writer, and producer and the founder of Tshajlij Productions. Beginning his work in 2011 without formal training, he developed his craft through self-teaching, hands-on practice, and community collaboration. Working with minimal resources, Chou create...

Bryan Vue 05.05.2026

I want to hear more voices and see more faces out there other than what we see in Hollywood. I want especially Hmong stories because I feel like there aren't enough out there.  It doesn't all have to be about the war. It doesn't all have to be about learning who we are, but it could just be the simple things of what we do, what we eat, what we think about. Biography Bryan Vue was born in Boulong,...

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