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<\/a><\/p>\nThis four-session workshop will guide viewers on a retrospective study through some of Asian American \/ Asian cinema’s most beloved and highly acclaimed films from the past decade.<\/p>\n
Please adhere to the following:<\/p>\n
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- Registration only accepted per session each week, and starts Monday, at 1PM.<\/li>\n
- There is no on-site admittance without prior registration and confirmation by e-mail or phone.<\/li>\n
- Please do not arrive earlier than 5:20PM.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Chan Is Missing (USA, 1982)<\/p>\n
Running Time: 80 Minutes
\nLanguage: English<\/p>\nTwo San Francisco taxi drivers — Jo (Wood Moy) and his glib nephew, Steve (Marc Hayashi) — take to Chinatown’s streets searching for Chan Hung, an intermediary who’s vanished with the cash the cabbies gave him to obtain their medallion. Along the way, their odyssey leads them through a world of global politics and domestic disputes. Director Wayne Wang’s quirky excursion offers insight into the cultural conflicts confronting Chinese-Americans.<\/p>\n
To register, please reply to this email with your contact information including zip code, or call our office at 212-869-0182\/0187. Please be prepared to show proper identification when entering the building.<\/p>\n