Michael Kang (director)
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This article is about the director. For the musician, see Michael Kang (musician).
Michael Kang (born May 3, 1970 in Providence, Rhode Island) is an American film director. His major full-length directorial debut is the independent movie The Motel, which won the NHK film award in 2003 at Sundance. He is currently working on a Korean-American project called West 32nd.
[edit] References
- SDAFF article
- Cinema AZN article, part of AZN TV
- The Onion AV Club review of The Motel
- Holden, S. A Chinese-American Boy Comes of Age in 'The Motel'. New York Times, June 28, 2006.
- Village Voice Review of The Motel
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