In Manhattan, Eurasian acting student Julia Chamonix (Ha Phuong) is unable to enjoy the privileged life she shares with her doting father (Andrew McCarthy). Haunted by the tragic early ...
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| Ha Phuong | ... | Phuong Ha / Julia Chamonix | |
| Andrew McCarthy | ... | Mike Chamonix | |
| Richard Chamberlain | ... | Igor | |
| Kieu Chinh | ... | Van Tran | |
| Paula Devicq | ... | Jennifer Robson | |
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Minh Ngoc Nguyen | ... | Mary |
| Adam LaVorgna | ... | Jason Rodriguez | |
| Audrey Lynn Weston | ... | Bethany | |
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Vincent Gerrard | ... | Peter |
| Liz Holtan | ... | Vicky | |
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Gayton Scott | ... | Ella |
| Anna Koonin | ... | Tammy | |
| Heidi Kristoffer | ... | Linda | |
| Thomas Beaudoin | ... | Henry | |
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Jamie Rogers | ... | James |
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In Manhattan, Eurasian acting student Julia Chamonix (Ha Phuong) is unable to enjoy the privileged life she shares with her doting father (Andrew McCarthy). Haunted by the tragic early death of her mother-a former star actress and singer in Vietnam-and likewise haunted by a secret desire she has to hide from the world, Julia struggles in her acting studies under renowned coach Igor (Richard Chamberlain). However, her ambitions to emulate her mother's success are thwarted by her severe difficulties with the English language. Her only confidante is her wise Vietnamese grandmother (Kieu Chinh), but even with her she limits what she confides. Meanwhile she begins to experience recurrent nightmares in which she relives the car accident that killed her mother. Caught between two very different cultures, East and West, Julia questions if she will ever fit in anywhere. As she attempts to understand who she is and how to forge a more confident identity from both parts of her birthright, her ... Written by Ha Phuong.
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I'm in Los Angeles but I have heard some friends talk about a new Asian actress. I was curious and decided to see the film in Orange County. The film made me think alot and i decided to write this review. I am glad to see Richard Chamberlain and Andrew McCarthy are back on screen, i love them. After reading other reviews, i agree Ha Phuong is pretty and good at acting. She is definitely the new Asian actress in American industry.. Let's all welcome her ( Ha Phuong)