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shareFilmmakers in attendance. Film program will be followed by Q&A.
Across continents and generations, we trace the fault lines of family, identity, and belonging— from inherited prejudice and impossible choices to fleeting tenderness, mischief, and long-suppressed love. These films hold up a mirror for us to recognize ourselves and, in that process, perhaps we’ll discover something new.
In this program
4 Sundays in September
Directed by Mun Chee Yong
Mari, an Indonesian migrant domestic worker, seeks abortion to avoid being deported from Singapore.
ADVENTURE UNDERGROUND
Directed by Zhenyi li
Twelve-year-old Yi is ready to flatten his school teacher’s car tire with his buddy, but it comes with a price that neither kid is ready to pay.
PÓPO
Directed by Jingyi Li
In a quiet Boston home, a Hong Kong immigrant family navigates the final days of a loved one’s life under hospice care, revealing the profound stillness and unspoken emotional complexities of a family’s final time together.
Saint Andrews
Directed by Erin Ramírez
Coming to terms with her family’s racial prejudice, a Chinese-Jamaican teenager is pushed to carry out a subtle act of defiance– one which may have permanent consequences.
Warren King: King of Cardboard
Directed by Curtis Chin
Warren King transforms cardboard into sculptural reflections of his Chinese-American family’s immigration and his path from engineer to artist. Preparing for a Wisconsin homecoming show, King explores belonging through art.
When The Tiger Roars
Directed by LAM Can-zhao
A tiger’s escape shatters the long silence between a father and his son, with suppressed love shining through the crack.
Dates & Times
AMC Atlantic Times Square 14
May 2, 2026
1:00 pm
