Eat a Bowl of Tea
Eat a Bowl of Tea ★★★ 1989 (PG-13)
Endearing light drama-comedy concerning a multi-generational Chinese family. They must learn to deal with the problems of life in America and in particular, marriage, when Chinese women are finally allowed to immigrate with their husbands to the United States following WWII. Adaptation of Louis Chu's story, directed by the man who brought us “Dim Sum.” A PBS “American Playhouse” presentation. 102m/C VHS, DVD . Cora Miao, Russell Wong, Lau Siu Ming, Eric Tsiang Chi Wai, Victor Wong, Jessica Harper, Lee Sau Kee; D: Wayne Wang; W: Judith Rascoe; C: Amir M. Mokri; M: Mark Adler.
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