How The Joy Luck Club director Wayne Wang grew as a filmmaker, and why Hong Kong frustrated him

At the start of his career, Asian-American director Wayne Wang worked in his native Hong Kong and the United States, growing as a filmmaker, before shooting his first big hit, The Joy Luck Club.

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