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Coming Home Again is a 2019 American-South Korean drama film directed by Wayne Wang and starring Justin Chon. It is based on a 1995 New Yorker essay by Chang-Rae Lee, who co-wrote the screenplay with Wang. The film premiered as part of the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival.
Oct 22, 2020 · The quiet, introspective drama “Coming Home Again,” elegantly adapted by director Wayne Wang and novelist Chang-rae Lee, from Lee’s 1995 essay in the New Yorker, explores the subtleties of...
Sep 13, 2019 · A Korean American man leaves his job to care for his dying mother, who expressed her love in her cooking, in Wayne Wang’s 'Coming Home Again,' based on an essay by novelist Chang-rae Lee.
Oct 23, 2020 · Coming Home Again: Directed by Wayne Wang. With Justin Chon, Jackie Chung, Christina July Kim, Leesa Kim. A Korean American man takes care of his sick mother as she teaches him her traditional recipes.
Chang-rae, a first-generation Korean American, has returned to his family home in San Francisco to care for his ailing mother. He wants only to fulfill his role as the supportive son, but must also come to terms with his conflicted emotions towards his mother.
Sep 10, 2019 · A small, (sometimes tediously) slow film with limited theatrical prospects but profound things to say about family and grief, “Coming Home Again” feels deeply personal for Wang, who reportedly...
Oct 23, 2020 · In San Francisco, a Korean-American man takes care of his dying mother and reflects upon their life, while she teaches him her traditional recipes.
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Oct 21, 2020 · An elegant chamber piece that deals with big issues – life, death, family, guilt, grief – in a beautifully austere way, “Coming Home Again” rarely raises its voice, but it cuts deeply.
Oct 23, 2020 · Chiseled as a haiku, director Wayne Wang’s Coming Home Again opens a window onto dying days in all their ugliness, but also onto their possibility of redemption for a mother and son.
Chang-rae, a first generation Korean-American, has returned to his family home in San Francisco to care for his ailing mother. Wanting nothing more than to fulfill his role as the supportive son, Chang-Rae must come to terms with his own conflicted emotions toward his mother.
