Watching TV with the Red Chinese

Year: 2012

Runtime: 105 min

Language: English

Director: Shimon Dotan

DramaComedy

In 1980, three Chinese students, Tzu, Wa, and Chen, navigate a surreal and disorienting experience in New York City. Immersed in American television and culture, they forge connections with locals including Dexter, Suzanne, and Billy. However, their newfound freedom and excitement are threatened when they become victims of a violent mugging and encounter a dangerous, unstable ex-boyfriend, forcing them to confront unexpected challenges.

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