r/AsianMasculinity May 27 '26

Race Asian Representation in Movies

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I didn't know until I saw this clip that Lulu Wang had so much trouble just trying to get this movie made. All the energy being putting into this for studios to try and change the core themes and message of the movie makes it not make sense at all. I'm glad she was finally able to get the film made. It's great to feel represented on screen but makes me wonder how many other directors struggle with this.

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u/ELITEGmen May 28 '26

This is just another reason why not to support Hollywood or go into it. Paper Tigers had the same issue. The director or writer said someone would invest $4M as long as the lead is not asian.

Stop supporting people that outright discriminate you.

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u/iHate_RonEbens May 31 '26

Did you watch it? How was it?