Movies like A Great Wall

Adapted from Amy Tan's bestseller, this movie delves into the lives of Chinese-American women and their immigrant mothers. The cultural and generational conflicts presented in The Joy Luck Club resonate with themes explored in A Great Wall, making it a relevant film for audiences who enjoyed the latter's cross-cultural nuances.

Directed by Ang Lee, The Wedding Banquet addresses cross-cultural themes and the complexities of leading a double life in terms of sexuality and traditional family expectations, paralleling A Great Wall's exploration of cultural dualities.

The Farewell tells the heartfelt story of a Chinese-American family dealing with their matriarch's illness while navigating the cultural divide. Much like A Great Wall, it beautifully captures the family dynamics and cultural differences between American and Chinese societies.

Another film by Ang Lee, Eat Drink Man Woman focuses on the generational and cultural differences within a Taiwanese family, offering a similarly touching and humorous perspective on family and tradition as A Great Wall.

A romantic comedy-drama that tackles issues of sexuality, identity, and Chinese-American culture. Saving Face's blend of humour and poignant moments will appeal to those who appreciated the cultural exploration and character-driven narrative in A Great Wall.

Starring Sandra Oh, this movie centers on a young Chinese-Canadian aspiring actress struggling against the expectations of her traditional family. Like A Great Wall, Double Happiness offers a personal, in-depth look at the challenges of cultural integration.