A remake of the 1993 film of the same name, Andrew Ahn's "The Wedding Banquet" reimagines the original by bringing ... commitment issues, familial expectations and the importance of found family, ...

At just eight years of age, the Korean-American filmmaker first encountered The Wedding Banquet when his mother ... relationship caught between cultural expectations and personal conflict.

“The Wedding Banquet” illustrates the generational gap between immigrant parents and their children, especially when it comes to the expectations and traditions that are prevalent in many Asian ...

With this revelation happening early in the film, Ahn and Schamus quickly pivot away from the expectations ... into that theme and to great success. “The Wedding Banquet” ponders the lengths ...

On the set of Andrew Ahn’s remake of The Wedding Banquet, “there was laughter ... But I'll say that great art inspires art." And Lee has "been incredibly supportive throughout the process ...

These lines from The Wedding Banquet go to the cultural and generational ... story centred on queer relationships and family expectations. As the plot thickens, all four young lovers start to ...

There’s an easy intimacy and warmth that immediately emanates from Andrew Ahn’s “The Wedding Banquet,” an affable ... children of immigrants. Those expectations are so stifling that ...

"I wanted to make a film that really celebrated family," shared director Andrew Ahn after a screening of his remake of Ang Lee’s 1993 queer movie classic The Wedding Banquet. And his vibrant ...