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James Chen - Supergirl
MEN ✓ FLUIDITY (2019)
Wonder Woman by James Chen
Jake Choi & James Chen
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Rosemead (2025)
In a race against time, an ailing woman discovers her teenage son's violent obsessions and must go to great lengths to protect him, and possibly others, in this portrait of a Chinese American family. Inspired by true events.
Rosemead (dir. Eric Lin) x VAFF 2025.
Based on the real-life tragedy committed by a Taiwanese-American immigrant single-mother in the eponymous L.A. County city, a stripped-down but powerful Lucy Liu stars as a terminally ill widow desperate to help her schizophrenic teenage son before she passes. It's both a devastating and compassionate indictment of how many Asian communities struggle to treat serious mental and physical illnesses. Liu grounds and brings depth to the sorrow of the identifiable subject matter.
Screened as the opening film at the 2025 Vancouver Asian Film Festival.
Film Review: ROSEMEAD: Lucy Liu Shines in this Painful Portrayal of a Chinese American Family Torn Apart by Loss and Mental Illness [Tribeca 2025]
https://film-book.com/film-review-rosemead-lucy-liu-shines-in-this-painful-portrayal-of-a-chinese-american-family-torn-apart-by-loss-and-mental-health-tribeca-2025/?fsp_sid=42563