A GREAT DIVIDE

About the film

In this provocative drama-comedy exploring the range of ways that Asian Americans react to racism, shot in the waning days of the pandemic, in the wake of a rising tide of anti-Asian hate, the Lee family — father Isaac (Ken Jeong, THE HANGOVER), mother Jenna (Jae Suh Park, FRIENDS FROM COLLEGE), son Benjamin (Emerson Min, ALWAYS BE MY MAYBE), Grandma Shim (MeeWha Alana Lee, THE CHAIR), and Benjamin's visiting maybe-friend, maybe-more Elia (Miya Cech, Netflix's THE LAST AIRBENDER) — depart the Bay Area for a fresh start in the rural expanses of Wyoming, only to encounter a xenophobia in their new community.

How they confront the will break them — or make them stronger.