Last month, the remake of the 1993 Ang Lee romantic comedy The Wedding Banquet premiered in theaters ... queer identity in Chinese culture struck a chord with audiences that still resonates ...

But its life On Demand may help The Wedding Banquet reach more audiences, queer or otherwise. Despite being a new title to be ...

Andrew Ahn's The Wedding Banquet was a hit at Sundance, but I unfortunately didn't get to see the LGBTQ+ rom-com. I decided to actually rent it once it became available last weekend, and have to ...

The Sedona International Film Festival is proud to present the Sedona premiere of “The Wedding Banquet,” showing May 23-29 at ...

It’s always a pleasure to see queer love stories depicted with lightness and care, but overall, The Wedding Banquet doesn’t live up to the potential of its quality cast or interesting concept.

By Simran Hans In Ang Lee’s 1993 film The Wedding Banquet, the conflict centred around Wai-Tung, a closeted Taiwanese-American man, and his sham marriage to a woman. Fashioned as a screwball comedy ...

Relocating the action from San Francisco to cuddly, contemporary Seattle, The Wedding Banquet ties itself in knots to facilitate a phoney marriage in an LGBTQ-accepting environment. Lee (Lily ...

Andrew Ahn happened upon The Wedding Banquet as a kid, when his mum accidentally rented it from a video store. "We watched it together as a family, maybe a little awkwardly," the filmmaker laughs ...

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The Wedding Banquet is a rare kind of remake. In revisiting Ang Lee’s queer 1993 dramedy of the same name, writer-director Andrew Ahn enlisted one of its original screenwriters, James Schamus ...

At just eight years of age, the Korean-American filmmaker first encountered The Wedding Banquet when his mother rented it - a formative experience that would go on to shape both his personal ...