An Autumn's Tale

About This Movie

So 'An Autumn's Tale' is this tender slice of life that really captures the immigrant experience in NYC's Chinatown. Lee Kay, our main character, is navigating college, heartbreak, and the bustling streets around her. The film has a quiet intensity, with moments of reflection amidst the chaos of city life. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the audience to sit with her emotions, especially as she deals with her boyfriend's betrayal. What stands out is the chemistry between characters—the way her cousin steps in as a comforting presence is really touching. There's a raw honesty in the performances, and the practical effects of the setting really immerse you in this world. It's a nuanced exploration of love and resilience without being overly dramatic.

Explores immigrant themes in urban settings · Subtle performances add to emotional weight · Captures the essence of 1980s Chinatown