The Criterion Collection Chan Is Missing - The
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Zavvi - The Home of Pop CultureA mystery man, a murder, and a wad of missing cash-in his wryly offbeat breakthrough, Wayne Wang updates the ingredients of classic film noir for the streets of contemporary San Francisco's Chinatown. When their business partner disappears with the money they had planned to use for a cab license, driver Jo (Wood Moy) and his nephew Steve (Marc Hayashi) scour the city's back alleys, waterfronts, and Chinese restaurants to track him down.But what begins as a search for a missing man gradually turns into a far deeper and more elusive investigation into the complexities and contradictions of Chinese American identity. The first feature by an Asian American filmmaker to play widely and get mainstream critical appreciation, Chan Is Missing is a continuously fresh and surprising landmark of indie invention that playfully flips decades of cinematic stereotypes on their heads.Product FeaturesHigh-definition digital master, approved by director Wayne Wang, with uncompressed monaural soundtrackIs Chan Still Missing?, a making-of documentary directed by Debbie LumNew conversations between Wang and critic Hua Hsu and Wang and filmmaker Ang LeeConversation between Wang and film programmer Dennis LimTrailerPLUS: An essay by critic Oliver Wang
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