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United States 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.
Nicole Kidman convinced Lulu Wang to take the helm in Prime Video's 'Expats'.
Barack Obama's Higher Ground and Laika are teaming for "Audition," the new film by Lulu Wang from Katie Kitamura's novel. They will make the feature film AUDITION with LULU WANG directing and Lucy Liu and Charles Melton to star.
Barack Obama's Higher Ground and Laika are teaming for "Audition," the new film by Lulu Wang from Katie Kitamura's novel. They will make the feature film AUDITION with LULU WANG directing and Lucy Liu and Charles Melton to star.
Lulu Wang championed an A24 deal for 'The Farewell' over streaming offers.
Lulu Wang was born in Beijing, China, on February 25, 1983. She is a recognized director, writer, and producer, known for her contributions to film and television. Wang studied at Boston College before embarking on her filmmaking career. Her early work includes directing shorts like “Pisces” (2005) and “Can-Can” (2007), which laid the groundwork for her distinctive approach to storytelling. She quickly developed a reputation for creating narratives that delve into complex interpersonal dynamics and cultural nuances.
Wang’s career progressed significantly with her feature directorial debut, “Posthumous” (2014), an American-German co-production that she also wrote and co-produced. This was followed by the critically acclaimed film “The Farewell” (2019), which she wrote and directed, collaborating with an American and Chinese cast and crew. “The Farewell” earned her widespread recognition, including a nomination for a BAFTA Award, and numerous wins and nominations totaling 17 wins and 63 nominations. Her work continued with projects like the short film “Nian” (2021) and the TV Mini Series “Expats” (2023-2024), where she served as director, writer, and executive producer, working with Nicole Kidman. These projects demonstrate her ability to manage large-scale international productions while maintaining a clear artistic vision.
Throughout her career, Wang has consistently explored themes of cultural difference and the human experience, frequently involving international co-productions. She has also been involved in production companies such as Flyingbox Pictures, Legal Reel Productions, and her current venture, Local Time, which has a first-look TV deal with Amazon. Wang’s focus on empowering her team, maintaining creative control, and fostering a collaborative environment has allowed her to navigate the challenges of global filmmaking successfully. She continues to work on upcoming projects, including an untitled film project and “Audition,” further solidifying her position as an influential voice in contemporary cinema.
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