I watched this movie years ago but can't remember its name, which is important since I want to see it again. Here is a description:
A 1st generation Chinese family lives in America. The son plays ping pong, he's a bit of a jock, and is having issues with his dad. I think he has a girlfriend.
The family goes to China, for some reason, to visit, and the film really starts. It's about the relationships between the younger generation vs older generation/traditional values.
The father ends up taking on Tai Chi, and learns from the grandfather, and the son enters a ping pong tournament but loses.
All in all the movie is about family values, and father son stuff.
Does this ring a bell to anyone? I'd like to see it again.
thanks
A 1st generation Chinese family lives in America. The son plays ping pong, he's a bit of a jock, and is having issues with his dad. I think he has a girlfriend.
The family goes to China, for some reason, to visit, and the film really starts. It's about the relationships between the younger generation vs older generation/traditional values.
The father ends up taking on Tai Chi, and learns from the grandfather, and the son enters a ping pong tournament but loses.
All in all the movie is about family values, and father son stuff.
Does this ring a bell to anyone? I'd like to see it again.
thanks