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Ang Lee’s First Film!
PUSHING HANDS
TUĪ SHŎU
Taiwan, United States
| 1991 | Ang Lee
Ang Lee’s award-winning debut feature is an amiable comedy-drama about an elderly tai chi master who relocates from Beijing to his Americanized son’s home in Westchester, New York. There, while trying to find his place in this unfamiliar new world, he clashes with his Caucasian daughter-in-law. “A lovingly observed human comedy.” –L.A. Times. Cleveland revival premiere. Subtitles. Restored DCP. 105 min.
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