Talk about #localpride Singapore-based actress Yeo Yann Yann will be starring in a Disney+ original series with Singaporean actor Chin Han. Yann Yann and Chin Han will be joined by some of the biggest names in Asian showbiz Michelle Yeoh and Daniel Wu. The cast also includes Ben Wang, Ke Huy Quan, Jim Liu and Sydney Taylor. Titled.
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Wet Season Movie Review Strand Releasing Grade: B+ Release Date: April 23, 2021 Abdominal injections, vaginal ultrasounds and artificial inseminations are all part of daily lives of women aged thirty-five-plus who want to conceive a child but are unable to. Wet Season introduces us to one Ling, (Yeo Yann Yann), a Mandarin language teacher in a boys school in Singapore. Ling’s daily routine includes: administering daily injections of fertility drugs into her stomach, and giving elementary care to her disabled father-in-law (Yang Shi Bin), while having very little interaction with husband Andrew (Christopher Lee), who has given up on their eight-year old marriage and does not bother accompanying her to gynecological appointments. Her students seem polite but care little about studying Mandarin in a country, where English is the “lingua franca”, used in daily business transactions and sprinkled sporadically in personal conversations.