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My Life in China | A Conversation with Kenneth Eng
MY LIFE IN CHINA filmmaker Kenneth Eng on growing up first-generation Chinese American, and how it led to becoming a documentary filmmaker who turned the lens on himself. Eng also speaks about the father and son journey in the film and the impact of "transforming ourselves with art."
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