Comedy/drama first aired on the acclaimed PBS series Independent Lens from Dec. 26th 2006 to Jan 24th 2007 (www.MySpace.com/MyLifeDisorie nted). Starring Karin Anna Cheung (Better Luck Tomorrow), ...
Comedy/drama first aired on the acclaimed PBS series Independent Lens from Dec. 26th 2006 to Jan 24th 2007 (www.MySpace.com/MyLifeDisoriented). Starring Karin Anna Cheung (Better Luck Tomorrow), Dennis Dunn (Big Trouble in Little China), Tamlyn Tomita (Joy Luck Club), Autumn Reeser (The O.C., Americanese), Di Quon (Maid in Manhattan), Amanda Fuller, Phil Young, Chris Dinh, Teddy Chen Culver, Jodie Tate, Cece Cline, Jeremy Hogan, Hira Ambrosino, Eric Hackett, Cici Lau, Ashley Holcome. Directed by Eric Byler (Charlotte Sometimes, Americanese). Written by Claire Yorita Lee. Produced by Liza Suh. Edited by Cecilia Tsai. Shot by Rob Humphreys. Music by Abby Travis.
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Okay, somebody help me out here, what's up with the word 'twinkie'? I remember there was this one girl who was Chinese in my class, she got pissed when somebody called her that and nearly handed the dude who called her that his ass.
yamjeff! where you born yesterday or are you that stupid and arrogant and close minded! Asian American's speak very good english even better then some of us Non Asian Americans! You need to get your head outta your arse and stop being arrogant and stop fantasizing that all asian american family's dont speak english fluently
i LIVE in new york, and all chinese american families do not sound like that at all.. and the older generation speaks chinese while the young ones speak english. granted, this is a tv show so they can't do that and americans hate reading subtitles. i dunno. this show just doesn't do it for me.
yamjeff what is your ethnic backround if you dont mind me asking? how are u going to from Asian American to Chinese American now with language and how they sound and then go into english subs and oh well if you and others and all I think that it gets to ppl because One person decides to do a tv series about AA family and now its being criticised now yam jeff if you dont like the way it looks then dont watch it nobody's forcing you to watch it!!!
it's another kick in the ass for asian american males i think. and another show that could increase americas fetish for asian girls. asian american families who speak entirely english (3rd generation) usually are so american that those chinese values that were embellished on the show doesnt even exist. they speak and act entirely american.
i grew up in an all white area and my parents were the first to move here and now i live in a more asian populated city (new york) so i know what im talking about. i've also visited LA, Boston, Texas, etc.. my step family are 3rd and 4th generation.. i've lived in hong kong, and china...etc..i think i have a very good understanding of what it means to be asian american.
What a stupid, ignorant comment. Idiots like yourself have probably never paid attention in school to realize that there have been generations of Asian-Americans in the U.S. What Asian-American family talks like that? Try any Asian-American family living in Hawaii... or any 4th or 5th generation Chinese or Japanese family living in the U.S. You are an idiot.
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