1997 • Movie • Comedy • Directed by Timothy A. Chey
Fakin' Da Funk
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Synopsis
A Chinese baby boy is adopted by a black couple in ATL. Seventeen years later he moves with his mom and brother to a black LA hood. A Chinese girl ends up in the same hood for the summer with a black family. Will they fit in?
Details
GenreComedy
Release Date1997-10-18
Runtime85 min
Main Audio LanguageEnglish
CountriesUS
Production CompanyOctillion Entertainment
IMDb
7.2(2,875 votes)
Keywords
Cult Movie, Teenagers, Cheeky, Lighthearted, Heartwarming, Amusing, Tender, Down On Luck, Sacrifice, Edgy, Feel-Good, Friendship, Mother, Father, Young Adult, Quirky, Witty, Black Cinema, Social Issues, Shot on Film, 1990s
Ratings
US-TV: TV-14
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