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Title: All About Dad (2009)
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Cast
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| David Huynh | ... | Ty Do | |
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Yen Ly | ... | Mom |
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Steve Cloyes | ... | Bill |
| Nanrisa Lee | ... | Xuan Do | |
| Yvonne Truong | ... | Linh Do | |
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Hunter Vo | ... | Bao Pham |
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Minh Do | ... | Dinh Do |
| Eric Callero | ... | Daniel | |
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Brian Dombrowski | ... | Young Bill |
| George Q. Nguyen | ... | Hung | |
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Chi Pham | ... | Dad |
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Cecily Ann Ryan | ... | Kathy |
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Joey Sandin | ... | Kelly |
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Walter Talens | ... | Sous Chef |
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Mark Tran | ... | Young Dad |
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Delightfully hilarious, yet mixed with great tenderness and humanism, All About Dad addresses the familiar theme of old world father vs. new world kids with deftness and originality.
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USARelease Date:
28 February 2009 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
San Jose, California, USACompany Credits
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2.35 : 1
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Won the "Audience Award: Best Feature" at the 2009 Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose, California. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I was able to attend a free viewing of this film at the Asian Film Festival of Dallas 2009 and I have to say I really enjoyed this movie. Best appreciated for the actors and story rather than the aesthetics, the story brings a fresh perspective on the first generation children born in the United States from Vietnamese immigrants. Mark Tran portrays the struggles that stem from the cultural differences families similar to these experience in the United States so well.
The dad is a devout Catholic raised to believe that school is meant to study what makes you the most money, not what "makes you happy" and also firmly believes in Catholocism and does not want anyone marrying a non-Catholic. These two values alone creates a plethora of issues that arise between him and his 4 children.
Up and coming actor David Huynh is also an amazing actor to look out for. A quaint film that is a definite must-see.