Pulled Strings

Name: Pulled Strings
Director: Vicki Van Chau
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 6 min
Cast: Ken Chau, Tiffany Chau

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Documentary

A father teaches his daughter the ancient art of hand pulled noodles

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Cast

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Ken Chau

Father

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Tiffany Chau

Daughter

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