Orion Pictures
PASTEL
Plan B Entertainment
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Love isn’t an escape, it’s a reason to keep going.
Aishe, a Uyghur woman trained by her military father, migrates to New York City where she finds herself laboring in Chinatown’s underground kitchens. She fatefully encounters Skinner, a young American soldier who has just returned from three tours in the Middle East. While falling in love, they discover the possibility of a better life together than the ones they believed they were destined to live alone.
Brent Marchant
Oct 1, 2025 · via TMDB
An essential element of any love story is chemistry between the lead characters, even if it takes an unconventional form. Regrettably, however, that’s exactly what’s missing in director Bing Liu’s debut narrative feature, based on the novel by Atticus Lish. Told in the form of a narrated letter/journal entry to her late film, the film chronicles the unlikely love story of Aishe (Sebiye Behtiyar), an ambitious, sharp-witted twentysomething Uyghur woman who illegally immigrates to the US, and Skinner (Fred Hechinger), a troubled young American soldier who just returned stateside after three tours of duty in the Middle East and is now apparently unsuccessfully battling PTSD. They meet by chance in New York, where Aishe toils to make ends meet working long hours in a Chinatown restaurant and Skinner tries to sort out his life and his mental state. Together they embark on a rollercoaster romance with a series of breakups and reconciliations as Aishe tries to decide on marriage or a life of solitude, peace of mind and independence, all the while staying ahead of immigration authorities, and Skinner seeks to find a stable existence that may or may not involve the love of his life, depending on his mood, focus and ever-changing inclinations for a steady, traditional relationship. To be honest, the basic premise behind this release is inherently something of a stretch, made worse by a narrative that becomes meandering and redundant after a time. But the bigger issue here is that I never bought the sincerity of the connection between the protagonists, right from the moment they met and at virtually every turn during the course of their on-again/off-again partnership. The reason? Despite her inexperience with romance, Aishe seems far too smart and determined to chart the course of her life to put up with Skinner’s unpredictability and capriciousness. In fact, after their first emotionally tense confrontation, I was astounded by their subsequent reconciliation, given that she seems like the type who would have walked away and not looked back without a second thought. Granted, an immigration-driven marriage might resolve some of the issues of her legal status in the US, but with Skinner? It’s true that she has an apparently deep sense of compassion for his condition, but, being the fiercely headstrong individual that she is, I can’t see that empathy being enough in itself to make her want to stay with him on a long-term basis. What’s more, Aishe’s back story often feels incomplete, and Skinner’s is even more nonexistent, an aspect of the story that makes their actions and responses all the more perplexing at times. In all, this offering is half-baked and implausible across the board, making for a screen romance that’s unengaging and unrealistic, one not worth the time.
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Sebiye Behtiyar
Aishe
Fred Hechinger
Skinner
Landyn Lu
Munro
Ella Rouwen Chen
Chen
B. Todd Johnston
Jim
Maxwell Almono
Luis
Justin Cotta
Cop (Times Square)
Alicher Adill
Aziz
Dralla Aierken
Arzu
Esther Chen
Min
Celine Cheung
Yi
Jessica Ma
Ma
Gabriel Furman
Officer Furman
Joshua De Jesus
Officer De Jesus
Divina Ito
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Jasmin Richardson
Jasmin
Tien-Li Wu
Tien-Li
Lynn Xiong
Yu
Myrna Cabello
Myrna
Austin Owens Kelly
Cashier
Doug Yasuda
Doug
Bernadette Quigley
Mrs. Murphy
James DiGiacomo
Jake
Eddie Yu
Polo
Michelle Mao
Angela
Sharon Gee
Zhang Zhuojin
Lillian Zhou
Receptinoist
TJ Lee
Clerk
Fady Kerko
Mullah
Clem Cheung
Kitchen Boss
Bret Bailey
Immigration Judge
John Maria Gutierrez
Gold Tooth
Matt Meinsen
Bailiff
Imaan Rizwan
Colorful Headscarf Woman
Teddy Blanks
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Ante Cheng
Director of Photography
Christopher Place
Stunt Coordinator
Ernie Vigil
Stunt Coordinator
Scott Burik
Stunt Coordinator
Tracey Ruggiero
Stunt Coordinator
Bryce Burke
Stunts
Chris Silcox
Stunts
Derrick Simmons
Stunts
Ed Duran
Stunts
Emily Tung
Stunts
Mariusz Kubicki
Stunts
Shane Geraghty
Stunts
Bing Liu
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Jennifer Venditti
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Bing Liu
Executive Producer
Brad Pitt
Executive Producer
Sophia Lin
Executive Producer
Adele Romanski
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Barry Jenkins
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Dede Gardner
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Jeremy Kleiner
Producer
Mark Ceryak
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Susan Jacobs
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Emile Mosseri
Original Music Composer
Ric Schnupp
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Ric Schnupp
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Thurman Martin III
Visual Effects Producer
Martyna Majok
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