Sorry for the Inconvenience | a COVID story

[@qsv88]

Finally Cantonese instead of Mandarin, relatable short, family runs Chinese restaurant also, luckily still paying bills but with covid things can turn on a dime.

[@losangelos2]

Finally a short that doesn't have awkward cantonese! love it. so touching and realist that doesn't all have fairy tale endings - its just a continuous way of life for a regular family.

[@scarletscarve]

Thank you to Jane and the crew for creating such a beautiful story. I saw many similar snippets of what my family also went - and is still going through during the pandemic and there were times where I felt that I was just watching us. The same conversations, the phone handoffs, the same "it's okay, I can wait" that my siblings and I have said ourselves while we help out while all simultaneously going through school and living our own lives; it feels so validating and quite comforting to know that we're not the only ones going through these kinds of situations. Also Caitlyn looked absolutely adorable with the beard ahaha

[@CantoDramaClub]

Really enjoying these featured films! It's great seeing and hearing stories from more and more Asian voices ❤

[@morewongfu]

Same with us!! 😀

[@CantoDramaClub]

@@morewongfu MORE

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

Yes, we all had to make sacrifices for our family. She's a good daughter for thinking about her parents needs before hers.

[@Hector-dc6bq]

For real

[@VictoriaDoose]

This story was told so beautifully and with such nuance. One of my favorite WF Presents finds!

[@jabin_chen]

thanks for representing the restaurant upbringing of kids as well as finally having a cantonese script. loved every moment of it

[@sincerelysuree]

What a beautifully written and thoughtful film! I love how you incorporated Shakespear because to me, it represents being in between. Being an Asian-American. It seems like we are always navigating between the two cultures. I love how you were able to portray that through the main character. Everyone did an amazing job!

[@hannahwong123]

grateful to see the stories of LA Chinatown be spotlighted and amplifying CCED, they're an amazing community organization doing great work to support the community

[@agentbey]

Excellent short. The flow was very warm and deeply heartfelt.

[@randomizationme]

I feel the child..working in a small business with hardworking immigrant parents, translating.

[@Nendo249]

Very well done as always wong fu. Love all the different stories you are able to give a platform

[@Sharkington7]

Coming from Oakland, CA. What Jane said about how relatable this is across the States is true.

[@TaffyDChanny]

that was really touching, thank you for sharing your stories!

[@Thecruisingaquaholics]

Beautiful short film! It really moved me to tears! And great acting from all the actors! Bravo! 👏

[@wongfupro]

The guy playing the dad looks familiar... 🤔

[@cincocincoseis]

It's the guy that was trying to sell the kayak!

[@ma.gloriatrinidadarafol1969]

Thanks Wong Fu. You guys is making the world more beautiful a vid at a time.

[@christonvong6866]

Guys, I'm trying to have breakfast. Not trying to be tearing up this early in the morning.

[@ricemanj]

Would love to see this as a series!!! Well done. So much more to explore! ❤️

[@smellykellyfish]

This made me tear up. Really touching 😭

[@mikaeltugawin9819]

I love how you guys are able to provide amazing content and pictures for us to see they are truly amazing

[@JenniferHuangDeng22]

I love the theater script in the beginning and ending of the short film.

[@3statickai353]

This is so touching, keep making stuff like this!

[@jeffwei]

Thanks for posting these to your channel!!

[@wongfupro]

Thanks for watching, Jeff! 🙏

[@vinhphung]

Great as usual. A thoughtful and intriguing story. Keep up the good work!

[@annlee1175]

Nice to see that the location is in Chinatown! Great way of supporting the local community.

[@sandbagger1912]

I think that Wang Fu is providing a tremendous service. We need more Asian voices and actors in the visual arts. Also enjoy the central focus on human relationships.

[@BlueBlaBle]

Beautiful telling of a relatable story!

[@CeciliaKi]

Love this one! ❤️

[@mikaeltugawin9819]

This short is truly beautiful

[@kyoko703]

Hits you in the feels!!!!!!

[@Busymomx5]

Thank you for telling this story so beautifully ❤️

[@bluishblow]

great storytelling!

[@anaasecas2515]

Beautifully made. 👏🏾

[@cas4040]

That was beautifully well done! ❤️❤️❤️

[@mesencephalon90]

THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL 😭😭

[@ellenleon7304]

Hey that’s my mom’s store around 1:40!!

[@lillianlee4373]

This really hit home. ❤️

[@baalernaruto]

Amazing ❤️

[@wawawho18_adventures]

man this hit home....=( good video grea tjob!

[@kompinay]

i have to get ready for work i am literally sobbing

[@amandawang9150]

Love this!!!

[@chucollin]

anyone knows which Chinatown did this movie film? Seattle? Boston?

[@JaneChow]

Los Angeles Chinatown!

[@bfamilyfun5278]

Great film

[@TheConquerer24]

Bravo 👏

[@moreadventure3627]

stop asian hate.

[@DieNetaDie]

but sometimes i do things and really hate myself :) hate me all u want but i can HIT u back

[@anthonyt4981]

this is such a beautiful story.

[@renedecquir1931]

I love it

[@BulagBanditMedia]

I think it's important to point out that these films are great, HOWEVER, they are NOT accessible. I've come to find over the years with a eye condition that these films are increasingly harder to see, especially in scenes where a camera is being used to film a screen like on a phone. It really kills the enjoyment and frustrates me to watch these videos without audio descriptions or at least a transcripted version to follow with a screen reader or to read on the side in large text. Please do better wongfu. People with vision disabilities exist, matter, and want to watch your content.

[@dannydanny9875]

didn't understand it, but it was good!

[@axeltech9914]

The chin diappers reflected the truth

[@JonDaMan4Prez]

nice

[@itzbebop]

He also sold the kayak

[@Stew91]

Does this take place in 2020? This seems like the era where social distancing was law.

[@davidparnell1903]

Nice

[@bananna4486]

giewlo

[@radfoo72]

I thought something would happen.

[@imkeithyeet]

another good short film

[@videoguy9487]

😭

[@JoshSarwono]

what was the point smh

[@timothylee3260]

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[@timothylee3260]

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[@Th3Onl1n34]

im to high for this

[@Th3Onl1n34]

chin dipar xD

[@Th3Onl1n34]

0 clue xD

[@Alu35]

ehhh

[@dkkorean191]

Before I unsubscribe, I’d like to say, good work Empowering Asian people. But the content is so weak. Why do you always play upon outdated turn of the century Asian immigrant stereotypes and emotions? Check out your views and really reflect on why you do not have any more subscribers than you did a couple months ago… outdated, not relatable, boring af…

[@dkkorean191]

I would go on and on and on, But I really don’t give a fuck

[@Somone_final_final_v2]

Do they not just provide an avenue for Asian people to make short films about things that affect them? Is that the fault of WF?

[@kaichen04]

Unsubscribed.

[@serene9532]

why?

[@gordonrules123]

This channel is so cringe.