AUSTIN PREMIERE followed by Q&A with filmmakers in attendance
When a Korean American family relocates from California to a small town in Wyoming, they soon find the residents more threatening than the wildlife. In "A Great Divide," directed by Jean Shim, the Lee family—Dad, Mom, and their son Ben —struggle to fit in amidst a community resistant to change. As they confront unwelcoming neighbors and grapple with their outsider status, they must navigate the complexities of their new life in Wyoming. - Tony Nguyen, Feature Film Programmer
*Screening in collaboration with We All Belong Austin, powered by Austin Against Hate
6/27 UPDATE: BADGES ARE SOLD OUT AND PRE-SALE ONLINE TICKETS are low or have ended. RUSH TICKETS MAY BE AVAILABLE. ARRIVE AT VENUE UP TO 1 HOUR BEFORE TO JOIN THE RUSH LIST. AFTER WE SEAT BADGE, PASS, AND PRE-SALE TICKETS, WE WILL COUNT REMAINING SEATS TO SELL TO RUSH LIST IN ORDER.
DIRECTOR/WRITER/PRODUCER: Jean Shim
WRITERS: Jeff Yang, Martina Nagel
PRODUCERS: Brian Yang, Jeff Yang
EDITOR: Lam T. Nguyen
CAST: Ken Jeong, Jae Suh Park, Emerson Min, Miya Cech, Marshall Allman, Seamus Dever, Jaime McShane, West Mulholland, MeeWha Alana Lee, Margaret Cho
LENGTH: 1 hour 40 minutes
LANGUAGES: English, Korean with English subtitles
ACCESSIBILITY: Closed Captioning in English available for CC Reader Devices
COUNTRY: United States
GENRE: Narrative Feature
