20 February 1996 26 mins
Philip Kan Gotanada explores death, aging , and the effects of internment on a generation of Japanese Americans in Drinking Tea. A dying man leaves his younger wife to move in with an older woman and gain an personal understanding of death and dying.
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United States 20 February 1996
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