All in My Family

All in My Family is filmmaker Hao Wu’s nakedly personal account of a visit back home to China 20 years after leaving to live openly in the US. A father now of two infants with his longtime partner, they prepare to meet the family, but Hao ponders how much to tell his nonagenarian grandfather. Frank interviews with his parents, sister, and aunts lay Wu’s dilemma bare in a society that barely acknowledges homosexuality and where the idea of a gay couple raising children together is an alien concept. (San Francisco International Film Festival)