Lulu Wang

Lulu Wang is a director, writer, and producer known for her award-winning films and series that explore cultural identity and human connection, fostering international co-productions and empowering collaborative storytelling. After writing and directing the critically acclaimed film The Farewell (2019), Lulu Wang garnered widespread recognition, earning a BAFTA Award nomination and securing an impressive 17 wins and 63 nominations across various film festivals and industry accolades. Her feature directorial debut, Posthumous (2014), an American-German co-production she also wrote and co-produced, showcased her early ability to manage complex narratives. Prior to her features, Wang directed and wrote numerous short films including Can-Can (2007) and Touch (2015), as well as directing Fish the Gulf (2006) and music videos for Vintage Trouble: Nobody Told Me (2011) and Still and Always Will (2014), establishing her distinctive storytelling approach.

Her current venture, Local Time, further cements her influence within the industry, securing a significant first-look TV deal with Amazon. Through these platforms, Wang continues to champion narratives that delve into complex interpersonal dynamics and cultural nuances, often involving international co-productions. Her consistent track record of critical acclaim, award recognition, and successful international collaborations underscores her prowess as a director, writer, and producer highly sought after for compelling, globally resonant projects.