A portrait of a Chinese-Canadian woman. Mrs. Lumb talks candidly about the prejudice she felt during her childhood in Vancouver, her arranged marriage, her occupation, raising children, and intermarriage.
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Jean Lumb as Herself
Miklós Lente Cinematography
Canada 16 June 1965
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