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Generations and Identity: Inside Ying Chu’s Ah-Ma: A Tale of Two Worlds

Updated: Oct 27

by Diana Ringo September 20, 2024    


In Ah-Ma: A Tale of Two Generations, director Ying Chu crafts a deeply personal story that bridges the gap between traditional Taiwanese culture and modern Western life. The film explores the journey of Na-Na, a second-generation immigrant navigating her identity between two worlds, while also honoring the legacy of her grandmother through the traditional Taiwanese opera, Gezaixi. Drawing from her own experiences as a Taiwanese immigrant in Australia, Chu blends cultural heritage with contemporary storytelling, offering a unique perspective on the immigrant experience. In this interview, Chu discusses the inspiration behind Ah-Ma, the challenges of incorporating cultural elements, and her vision as a cross-cultural filmmaker.


Interview with Diana Ringo at Indie Cinema



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