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4 de jun. de 1982 · Two cab drivers search San Francisco's Chinatown for a missing person who owes them $4000. The film explores the challenges of Chinese-American identity and culture in 1982.
Chan Is Missing is a 1982 American independent comedy-drama film directed, co-written, produced and edited by Wayne Wang. It is his solo directorial debut. The film, which is shot in black-and-white , is plotted as a mystery with noir undertones, and its title is a play on the Charlie Chan film series, which focuses on a fictional ...
A Film by Wayne Wang Starring: Wood Moy & Marc Hayashi
A missing partner, a murder, and a cab license in San Francisco's Chinatown. Chan Is Missing is a 1982 film by Wayne Wang, the first Asian American director to get mainstream acclaim.
A low-key comedy about the lives of Chinese-Americans in San Francisco's Chinatown, starring a taxi driver who searches for a missing friend. The film explores the humor, culture and politics of the community, and the director's own identity as a Chinese-American filmmaker.
Chan Is Missing is a 1982 comedy film by Wayne Wang about two Chinese-American men searching for a missing friend in San Francisco. The film explores themes of identity, culture, and humor in the Asian-American community.
80 min. País. Estados Unidos. Dirección. Wayne Wang. Guion. Isaac Cronin, Wayne Wang. Reparto. Wood Moy, Marc Hayashi, Laureen Chew, Peter Wang, Presco Tabios, Frankie Alarcon, Judi Nihei. Música. Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo. Fotografía. Michael Chin. Compañías. New Yorker Films, Wayne Wang. Género. Aventuras | Crimen. Cine independiente USA. Sinopsis.
