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Review: ‘Didi’ is a nostalgic hug direct from 2008

Summary by The Mercury News
By Kaitlyn Huamani | Associated Press Coming of age films are nothing new. We’ve seen the awkwardness, the raucous, lewd humor and the emotional complexity that accompanies teen years on screen before, but films that balance those three things — all while keeping the story of a child of immigrants at its heart — are harder to come by. “Dìdi,” the semi-autobiographical debut from director, writer and producer Sean Wang, delivers just that. It fol…
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