In addition to the trailer, this film also includes videos of the SUNDANCE Film Festival, complete clips, interviews, and even the film director ALICE can be selected to explain to you while watching the film. There are many bridge shots in the film, and ALICE said this is one of her favorite scenery.
In addition to Chen Chong, Wang Luoyong also appeared in the film, and the performance of the other two actresses was particularly impressive. I especially like Michelle Krusiec. She wears a ponytail, a blue shirt, sweatpants, and a school bag. She is very cute and familiar. Lynn Chen, in the film wearing a camisole to make a fall to the ground ballet, as well as the back and her coat that gradually moved away from Wil at the boarding gate, are all memorable.
I used to know a few girls whose personality and living environment are similar to Wil and others in the film. They are 100% ABC and speak a little Chinese with a sense of English. They are confident, generous, independent and charming.
Many of the supporting roles in the film speak Shanghainese. Among Chinese Americans, Shanghai borrows a lot. At the wedding scene, a woman stood up and scolded her husband "XX". I didn't seem to hear clearly. The subtitle is DOG XXX. What? Consult others next time.
Excerpt from the dialogue in the video:
Wil: So how come we never met before now?
Vivian Shing: We did meet. Nineteen years ago. I was 8, you were 9. Outside the temple.
Wil: I don't remember.
Vivian Shing: The Wong boys were taunting me about my parents' divorce. You beat the crap out of them. You were wearing a Kristy McNichol t-shirt, tan cords and a pageboy. You spilled your mom's groceries. We scooped them into a bag.
Wil: That's right, and then...
Vivian Shing: And then I kissed you on the nose. And you ran. After
watching the entire movie for a long time, whenever I meet the ABC girls of all colors around me again, it will always be natural Think of the fresh Michelle with a ponytail.
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