Farewell

Billi, a Chinese-American woman, discovers that her beloved grandmother is dying of cancer. Her family has decided not to tell her grandmother, instead opting for a fake wedding in China as a way for everyone to gather and say their goodbyes. Billi struggles with the morality of this decision, as it goes against her own cultural norms and personal feelings. She finds herself caught between her family's traditions and her own identity.

Farewell received widespread critical acclaim, with particular praise directed at Lulu Wang's direction and screenplay, as well as Awkwafina's central performance. The film was lauded for its sensitive and nuanced exploration of cultural differences, family dynamics, and the complexities of grief.

• A poignant and humorous exploration of family, culture, and the unspoken.

• Awkwafina delivers a breakout performance that is both funny and deeply moving.

• The film masterfully balances its comedic and dramatic elements, offering a thoughtful reflection on identity.

Google audience: Viewers overwhelmingly loved 'Farewell,' praising its emotional depth, relatable characters, and the insightful portrayal of cultural clashes within a family. Many found the story deeply moving and appreciated the blend of humor and heartfelt moments.

Nominated for Best Feature Film at the Independent Spirit Awards, and Awkwafina received a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy.

The film is based on a true story from director Lulu Wang's own life and her family's experiences.