By Simran Hans In Ang Lee’s 1993 film The Wedding Banquet, the conflict centred around Wai-Tung, a closeted Taiwanese-American man, and his sham marriage to a woman. Fashioned as a screwball comedy ...

In 1993, Ang Lee’s The Wedding Banquet was quite groundbreaking. The film depicts a bisexual Taiwanese-American man, living a happy life with his American boyfriend, who must plan a heterosexual ...

This remake of Ang Lee’s award-winning 1993 The Wedding Banquet is a lightly comedic romantic drama that hews close to the original, updated with some nice 21st-century developments. Had EM ...

These lines from The Wedding Banquet go to the cultural and generational tensions of this well-written romantic comedy-drama set in the Asian-American LGBTQ community. The first comes from May ...

The Wedding Banquet is a remake of legendary filmmaker Ang Lee’s 1993 film, but with a twist. It follows Min as he proposes a green-card marriage to his friend Angela, doing so after his ...

It’s always a pleasure to see queer love stories depicted with lightness and care, but overall, The Wedding Banquet doesn’t live up to the potential of its quality cast or interesting concept.