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The Joy Luck Club
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The life of four ageing Chinese women, who a long ago move into the United States, where they begin a new life and get married, have been changed completely, upon the competition of Mahjong, in which their young teenager daughter participate and struggle against winning it, the thing that leads them to understand the complicated between a mother and her daughter.
The life of four ageing Chinese women, who a long ago move into the United States, where they begin a new life and get married, have been changed completely, upon the competition of Mahjong, in which their young teenager daughter participate and struggle against winning it, the thing that leads them to understand the complicated between a mother and her daughter.
Actors:
You Ming Chong,
Lisa Connolly,
Boffeng Liang,
William Gong,
Emmy Yu,
Diane Baker,
Zhi Xiang Xia,
Diana C. Weng,
Anie Wang,
Meijuan Xi,
Irene Ng
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You Ming Chong
Lisa Connolly
Boffeng Liang
William Gong
Emmy Yu
16 January 1988, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Diane Baker
25 February 1938, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
Zhi Xiang Xia
Diana C. Weng
Anie Wang
Meijuan Xi
20 April 1955, Shanghai, China
Irene Ng
30 July 1974, Penang, Malaysia
Genre:
Drama
Country:
China, United States
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January 05, 2004
Deserves every tear it wrenches from your eyes.
January 01, 2000
One of the most touching and moving of the year's films.
New York Times
May 20, 2003
Both sweeping and intimate, a lovely evocation of changing cultures and enduring family ties.
Common Sense Media
January 02, 2011
Poignant tale of Chinese-American moms, daughters.
January 01, 2000
It's ravishing to look it, a truly gorgeous object. But it is not deep.
LarsenOnFilm
February 26, 2009
...not only fails to give the novel cinematic stature; it denigrates the delicate beauty of the book itself.
January 01, 2000
It's fascinating and satisfying the way the diverse threads are knitted together into a single tapestry.
Video-Reviewmaster.com
March 02, 2008
Well mounted adaptation of best seller.
January 01, 2000
Gives refreshing -- and bittersweet -- dimension to the age-old clash between generations.
December 18, 2006
At the end of the press screening, Disney's publicists handed out Kleenex to the critics, an effective marketing tool but one that trivilaize the picture, relegating it to the status of a three-handkerchief women's melodrama.
December 29, 2012
If you can get past the the pacing, the length, and the occasional melodrama, "The Joy Luck Club" rewards on two levels: as a look at Asian-American and Asian culture, and as a consideration of the dynamics that shape mother-daughter relationships.
Rolling Stone
May 12, 2001
Four different actresses play the aunties in their youth, which sometimes keeps us struggling to keep the stories straight. That we do is a tribute to the power of Tan's theme about the miscommunication that separates one generation from another.
