Synopsis: The Chinese have a long and little-documented history in American cinema. This documentary from Arthur Dong surveys their contributions from the silent-era to the 21st century, drawing attention to skewed racial representations. Among those who share their experiences in Hollywood are... The Chinese have a long and little-documented history in American cinema. This documentary from Arthur Dong surveys their contributions from the silent-era to the 21st century, drawing attention to skewed racial representations. Among those who share their experiences in Hollywood are Ang Lee, Wayne Wang, B.D. Wong, and Joan Chen. [More]