
CRISIS-TERS The Wong family deals with domestic ups and downs but never comes unhinged in Red Doors
Red Doors: Graig Uhlin
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Named for the traditional Chinese color of good luck, the gentle indie drama Red Doors is really more in the rosy pink range of the color palette than a more primary emotional hue. Although the Chinese-American Wong family can boast an impressive range of modern crises big sis is about to marry a yuppie bore, middle sis falls for an actress, dad's a serial suicide attempter, etc. writer-director Georgia Lee never leaves any doubt that the bonds of ethnic family devotion are a charm against any woe more serious than an engagement to the wrong white guy.
Posted Sep 06, 2006
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