Two taxi drivers search San Francisco's Chinatown for the mysterious character who took off with their money.
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play Two Chinese American-born cab drivers Jo (Wood Moy) and Steve (Marc Hayashi) search for Chan Hung a friend who has disappeared with a 4000 loan Combing the shops back alleys and homes of San Francisco&39;s Chinatown Jo and Steve encounter a number of unique individuals all whom have their own theories about who Chan was and what could have happened to him Wayne Wang s Utterly engaging debut Chan is Missing offers a witty offbeat and quizzical take on the Chinese-American experience and the collision between Eastern and Western cultures
An atmospheric buddy crime drama in which two Chinese cab drivers try to trace the thief who stole their money. Set in San Francisco, the film follows the efforts of Jo (Wood Moy) and Steve (Marc Hayashi) to track down a mysterious stranger who has robbed them of $4,000. As the main characters embark on the chase, the plot becomes of almost secondary importance to the overall mood of the piece, and the atmospheric, often humorous, rendering of the streets.
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