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Wayne Wang

“I am always on the lookout for genuine humanity between my characters, honest communication, although sometimes I can not say exactly what does that really mean. I can also hard to describe. In my films, as well as in real life, I am interested in simple interpersonal connections. ”

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    Chan Is Missing

    CHAN IS MISSING

    WAYNE WANG United States, 1982

    The first Asian-American fiction feature to secure theatrical distribution in the US, Wayne Wang’s barrier-breaking solo debut merges the buddy comedy and the detective film with style. Swathed in puzzling headlines, wisps of gossip, and urban myths, the central mystery invokes a divided diaspora.

    Dim Sum: A Little Bit of Heart

    DIM SUM: A LITTLE BIT OF HEART

    WAYNE WANG United States, 1985

    The delicate spirit of Yasujirō Ozu’s domestic dramas lives on in Wayne Wang’s gentle portrait of a Chinese-American household unsettled by the tides of change. Words of love, care, and even grievance spill over mouth-watering family meals, where food becomes a conduit for cultural inheritance.

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