Movies
Of course, we all know that all the Oriental film directors in Hollywood look alike, but in Kristine McKenna’s article on “Slam Dance” (“L.A.
Oct. 4, 1987
Director Wayne Wang and writer Chang-rae Lee adapt Lee’s New Yorker essay with the deeply moving drama “Coming Home Again.”
Oct. 22, 2020
“The Joy Luck Club” is such a leap from “Chan Is Missing” that it’s hard to imagine they were both created by the same guy.
Jan. 20, 1994
Entertainment & Arts
Director Wayne Wang tinkered with a bestselling tale. Not a good idea. A contemporary framing device dilutes the richness of Lisa See’s novel.
July 15, 2011
When Wayne Wang’s indie effort ‘A Thousand Years of Good Prayers’ came in under budget, he gave his backers two films for the price of one.
Sept. 21, 2008
Hong Kong-born Wayne Wang explored the Asian immigrant experience in films ranging from his micro-budget 1982 debut “Chan Is Missing” to the 1993 hit “The Joy Luck Club.”
March 29, 1998
Business
Mike C.
Aug. 12, 1994
Archives
‘The Vietnam War’ by Dwight Jon Zimmerman and Wayne Vansant
Dec. 1, 2009
Bleak look at loneliness and desire tries to stretch limits, but result is soft-core with a puritanical streak.
April 20, 2001
Movie sets tend to hum with free floating anxiety that reaches critical mass wherever the director happens to be standing.
Oct. 5, 1986