Green Card: An American Romance

The film follows Sumie, a Japanese artist, who marries an American surfer and filmmaker. This marriage is intended to help her remain in the United States. As the story unfolds, the couple's contrasting views on their arrangement reveal deeper cultural conflicts and expectations.

Green Card uses the narrative style of daytime soap operas to critique the Hollywood lifestyle and its influence on personal connections. It presents a stylized commentary on how 'reality' in Los Angeles can distort relationships, making it a notable piece from the era. Collectors of 1980s cinema and those interested in films that examine cultural themes will find this title significant.