A Great Divide

Narrative Feature

Friday, December 8 •  3:30 pm – 5:45 pm

Theatre doors open 3:00 pm

3:30 pm Film w/ Q&A

National Museum of Wildlife Art

Seen through the eyes of a Korean American family that leaves the Bay Area for small-town Wyoming after experiencing devastating loss, A GREAT DIVIDE addresses the emotional and psychological impact of racism and xenophobia on Asian Americans, the loneliness and sacrifice of immigrant sojourners and the generational burden of expectations that weigh on their children. But it's also a story about a family repairing itself after tragedy, about a young man breaking out of his shell and finding love, about reconciliation and redemption. A GREAT DIVIDE stars Ken Jeong (in a rare dramatic turn) and Jae Suh Park as the parents, and Emerson Min as their son Benjamin, in a stellar debut.

Narrative Feature

USA | 2023 | English, Korean | 100 minutes

Director: Jean Shim

Producers: Jean Shim, Jeff Yang, Brian Yang

Executive Producer: David Lee, Wei Zhang, Takashi Cheng, Julia Gouw, Toni Wang, Sung Kang, Ken Jeong, Elisabeth CDeB Segel, Philip Kim

Screenwriter: Jeff Yang, Jean Shim, Martina Nagel

Cast: Ken Jeong, Jae Suh Park, Emerson Min, Miya Cech, MeeWha, Alana Lee, West Mulholland, Seamus Dever, Jamie McShane, Marshall Allman, Brooke Markham, Greg Winter, Abbie Cobb. LeLand Alexander

Scheduled to attend: Jean Shim, Jeff Yang, Miya Cech

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