Drunken Horses is about an intense sense of family, unwavering devotion, unconditional love, shouldered responsibilities, sacrifice and courage. I didn't like the ending. It felt too sudden, like the camera simply ran out of film. But that's a small gripe about a story in which the basic necessities of life are continually elusive and the passion to forge ahead is the only finger in a dyke leaking overwhelming despair. A Time for Drunken Horses is opening at a very opportune moment.
Westerners constantly take for granted.
Davis may have nearly a dozen Chinese restaurants, but House of Chang is the best.