Green Dragon

 (2004)

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| Apr 16, 2004
Houston Chronicle
an honest, sensitive story from a Vietnamese point of view.....The actors show tearful pain, but also heartening resilience.....Performances are sensitive without being self-pitying.....its simple shot compositions lend a serene center to its tale.....As a mess-hall volunteer, Forest Whitaker is warmly paternal toward Tai's nephew, Minh (Trung Nguyen)..... ... Full Review
| Sep 10, 2002
DVD Talk
Green Dragon suffers from its best intentions. Unfortunately, the film lacks drama. In its gentleness and sobriety, Green Dragon has the look and feel of a well-meaning film hampered by its modest budget. ... Full Review

CultureCartel.com
Here, the characters are so well defined and acted, we want to believe in them. The nephew, Minh (Trung Nguyen), waits eagerly everytime the bus drops off more people. ... Full Review

Film Journal International
They and the other actors are hamstrung by an episodic screenplay that fails to do justice to its deserving premise. Tai (Don Duong) has lost touch with his sister, and is caring for her two young children Minh (Trung Nguyen) and Anh (Jennifer Tran). ... Full Review

Los Angeles Times
Timothy Linh Bui has a delicacy of touch that tempers the film's considerable seething anger, frustration and despair as Bui inspires splendid performances from almost everyone, his principals in particular. ... Full Review

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Green Dragon: Timothy Linh Bui directed this story about the wave of Vietnamese refugees who came to America in 1975, when they were put in camps in the Southwest. Its a loving, textured study of the communityits children, leaders and ... Full Article

If you're fortunate enough to walk into Green Dragon Bistro & Brewpub when owner Jim Parker is tending bar-as he often does-do yourself a favor, and let him choose your beer. ... Full Article

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