is a feature documentary that traces the ascent of Ashley Chea, a basketball prodigy whose life intensifies amid recruitment, injury, and triumph throughout her high school years.

AN ASIAN BALLERS PRODUCTION

  • “There are so many, layers to Home Court... I feel like I’ve been crying for the last hour. It was amazing... It’s something so many young athletes should watch because it’s not just about winning and personal glory”

    Kristi Yamaguchi

  • "The storytelling is entertaining and uplifting without shying away from difficult histories of war and displacement, gender roles, cultural adaptation and change, and the experiences of young Asian American women in sport."

    Austin Asian American Film Festival: Jury Award - Documentary Feature Film

  • "With so much heart and courage, Home Court takes us on an adrenaline-pumping journey"

    Dr. Thuy Vo Dang
    UCLA Asian American Studies Professor

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Winner of Best Feature Documentary Film at Cambodia Town Film Festival | Winner of Jury Award - Documentary Feature Film at Austin Asian American Film Festival |

Winner of Best Feature Documentary Film at Cambodia Town Film Festival | Winner of Jury Award - Documentary Feature Film at Austin Asian American Film Festival |

| Santa Barbara International Film Festival | CAAMFest | Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival | SXSW EDU Film Festival | Visual Communications Film Festival | Cambodian International Film Festival

| Santa Barbara International Film Festival | CAAMFest | Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival | SXSW EDU Film Festival | Visual Communications Film Festival | Cambodian International Film Festival

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