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Sacramento, January 17, 2026 As The King of Trash  continues its journey to reach audiences across the country, Sacramento marked a meaningful stop, one where the story deeply resonated with the Asian and Vietnamese American community. The private pre-screening on January 17 welcomed 140 attendees , bringing together community leaders, professionals, families, and supporters for an evening that was both reflective and impactful. From the start, the atmosphere felt intentional and personal,...

Oakland, January 10, 2026 The private pre-screening of The King of Trash in Oakland became a powerful, emotional gathering—one that felt less like a movie night and more like a shared moment in history. Hosted at Regal Jack London Square, the event drew nearly 280 RSVPs with more than 220 guests in attendance , filling the theater with elected officials, community leaders, media, family members, and longtime supporters . The energy in the room was unmistakable. Anticipation, pride, and...

The King of Trash  has been featured by MarkMeets , with a new article exploring the film through the lens of determination, family, and environmental leadership. MarkMeets focuses on the personal foundation of the story—how David Duong’s journey is inseparable from his family’s values and their shared commitment to building something lasting. Rather than framing the film purely as a business or environmental documentary, the feature highlights the role of family continuity, responsibility,...