'Flame & Citron' Looks Over its Shoulder at the Nazi Occupation of Denmark
Pasadena Weekly |
August 17, 2009
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'Ping Pong Playa' Slams Stereotypes About Asian Americans and Sportsnew
Ping Pong Playa is fast-moving and truly funny family fare. Yu's direction packs each scene with action that's both physical and mental -- visual puns, a bit of slapstick, verbal zingers and a lot of humorous moments drawn from real life.
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