Didi

Wang does a nice job of balancing his naturally comedic sensibility with serious insights into how he triangulated his own identity at Wang-Wang's age.

While Dìdi treats Chris' feelings without sugarcoating or condescension, taking seriously his sense that he's totally lost amid life-or-death stakes, it's also blessed with the perspective of grown-up wisdom.

This film marks the emergence of a potentially great dramatic filmmaker, and that makes sense. After all, this is a great film.