Bowen Yang and Lily Gladstone help plan a sham wedding in the first trailer for “The Wedding Banquet,” a modern retelling of Ang Lee’s 1993 queer comedy of errors. Set in Seattle, “The Wedding Banquet” follows Angela (Kelly Marie Tran) and her girlfriend,

Writer/director Ahn co-wrote the 2025 take on “The Wedding Banquet” with original co-screenwriter James Schamus, who co-wrote the 1993 film with Lee.

In a world of seemingly endless remakes that play more as rote retreads than genuinely new explorations that can stand on their own, there is something special about a rare film like writer/director Andrew Ahn's "The Wedding Banquet" that emerges from the shadow of what came before.

Andrew Ahn’s enjoyable update of Ang Lee’s 1993 'The Wedding Banquet' testes the relationships of two LGBTQ couples through a marriage ploy.

Andrew Ahn directs a cast that also includes Joan Chen, ‘Minari’ Oscar winner Youn Yuh-Jung and newcomer Ha Gi-Chan in this Seattle-set reimagining of Ang Lee’s international breakthrough.

I n 1993, before Ang Lee became the Oscar-winning director of films like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and The Life of Pi, he made a delightful rom-com called The Wedding Banque

Andrew Ahn’s “The Wedding Banquet,” a remake of Ang Lee’s 1993 rom-com starring Bowen Yang and Lily Gladstone, will open this year’s BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival. The film, which is world premiering Monday night at Sundance Film Festival,

Sundance: Andrew Ahn's update on the 1993 classic of the same name follows two gay couples in crisis, but it's the matriarchs who shine.

The BFI Flare opening gala on March 19 follows the world premiere of Andrew Ahn's film at the Sundance Film Festival.