One Hundred Eggs a Minute (1996)

One Hundred Eggs a Minute

1996

Synopsis

One Hundred Eggs a Minute is an experimental documentary film about the reflections of a second-generation Chinese-American woman who grew up working in her family’s fortune cookie factory in San Francisco from ages 5 to 23. This is a film about one immigrant family’s means of survival, as much as it is a story about work, filial piety, sacrifice and the meaning of choice.

Credits

Director

Anita Chang

Crew

Anita Chang (Animation)

Scott Tsuchitani (Assistant Director)

Jorge Oliver (Cinematography)

Anita Chang (Co-Producer)

Jeff Adachi (Co-Producer)

Anita Chang (Editor)

Anita Chang (Writer)