No Look Pass is an identity quest film that follows Emily Tay’s transition into adulthood between her senior year at Harvard (where she ranks 23rd nationally for assists thanks to her signature move, the no look pass) into her first year playing professionally in Europe. Emily’s Buddhist parents risked everything to emigrate from Burma in 1980 to Los Angeles’ Chinatown and expect Emily to return home after graduation and comply with an arranged marriage. But Emily must follow her own American Dream, which means moving to Germany and falling in love with a U.S. servicewoman living under Don’t Ask Don’t Tell. After feeling like an outsider her entire life, Emily struggles to become a leader, not just a star and faces the terror of telling her parents who she really is.
Check out No Look Pass at Outfest in West Hollywood on July 17th.
And on a sidenote: Sheryl Swoopes is engaged to a man.
Check out No Look Pass at Outfest in West Hollywood on July 17th.
And on a sidenote: Sheryl Swoopes is engaged to a man.
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