Am so thrilled that this month I've had the wonderful opportunity to watch a television series and two movies featuring Asians in major roles:
Crazy Rich Asians - Based on the book by Kevin Kwan, the Warner Bros movie came out on Aug. 15. The movie is noted for being one of the few films with an all-Asian cast. The story basically is about an Chinese-American economics professor being taken back to her boyfriend's home in Singapore, not knowing his family is well, "crazy rich." Hijinks come!
To All the Boys I've Loved Before - Based on the book by Jenny Han. The story is about a Korean-American girl who writes letters to her crushes but then the letters get sent. More hijinks!
Kim's Convenience - A CBC show about Korean-Canadians in Toronto who own a convenience show. The first two seasons (I believe the third season was aired in Canada) were released on Netflix, opening up the show to a U.S. audience.
Just curious if there are other GS posters who have watch one (or all) of these three. And maybe talk about Asian representation in television and entertainment.
Crazy Rich Asians - Based on the book by Kevin Kwan, the Warner Bros movie came out on Aug. 15. The movie is noted for being one of the few films with an all-Asian cast. The story basically is about an Chinese-American economics professor being taken back to her boyfriend's home in Singapore, not knowing his family is well, "crazy rich." Hijinks come!
To All the Boys I've Loved Before - Based on the book by Jenny Han. The story is about a Korean-American girl who writes letters to her crushes but then the letters get sent. More hijinks!
Kim's Convenience - A CBC show about Korean-Canadians in Toronto who own a convenience show. The first two seasons (I believe the third season was aired in Canada) were released on Netflix, opening up the show to a U.S. audience.
Just curious if there are other GS posters who have watch one (or all) of these three. And maybe talk about Asian representation in television and entertainment.