Deborah Ross

Funny, authentic and takes you right back to being 13: Didi reviewed

A wonderful coming-of-age drama about a boy caught between two cultures

An absolute joy: Joan Chen as Chungsing and Izaac Wang as Didi. Courtesy of Focus Features / Talking Fish Pictures LLC © 2024 All Rights Reserved.
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