Pushing Hands

Pushing Hands follows Mr. Chu, an elderly widower and tai chi chuan instructor from Beijing, as he relocates to America to live with his son's family. The film delves into the challenges he faces while adjusting to a new culture, particularly due to the language barrier with his daughter-in-law, a white woman. As Mr. Chu navigates life in New York, the story highlights generational and intercultural tensions within the family.

With a runtime of 105 minutes, this film is part of the Father Knows Best Collection. Collectors will appreciate its unique perspective on the immigrant experience and the nuances of family relationships across cultures. The film features a strong cast including Lung Sihung and Wang Bozhao, enhancing its rich narrative with compelling performances.

Available formats for collectors include blu-ray and other options. The film's exploration of martial arts, culture shock, and the generation gap adds layers to its appeal, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection focused on international cinema and family dramas.