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Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight

Synopsis

Based on the play, "Pigeons," by Ginny Lim, this film focuses on the meeting between an older immigrant and younger American-born woman living in Chinatown. The linkages in their pasts and possible futures unfold as their friendship grows.

Release History & Theatrical Window

Theatrical Premiere

January 1, 1983

Wide Cinema Exhibition

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Christine Choy
Original Score
Vincent Persichetti, Meyer Kupferman
Original Title
Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
23m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Christine Choy

Original Score & Music

Vincent Persichetti, Meyer Kupferman

Film Editing

Allan Siegel

Department Leadership Roster

Christine Choy

Christine Choy

Director

Allan Siegel

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight about?

Based on the play, "Pigeons," by Ginny Lim, this film focuses on the meeting between an older immigrant and younger American-born woman living in Chinatown. The linkages in their pasts and possible futures unfold as their friendship grows.

Who directed Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight?

Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight was directed by Christine Choy.

Who stars in Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight?

The principal cast of Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight includes Not specified.

When was Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight released and how long is it?

Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight was released in 1983 with a total runtime of 23m.

Who composed the musical score for Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Fei Tien: Goddess in Flight was composed by Vincent Persichetti, Meyer Kupferman.