Joan Chen

An interview with Joan Chen on her role in the film and her own personal experience as an immigrant. A Chinese-American woman is struggling with her career as a promising surgeon and her secret sexual identity. She is a lesbian and knows that the traditional Chinese society in New York will never accept her if she comes out, especially her widowed mother. One day, Wil comes home to find her mother sitting on her doorstep. She is pregnant and has been cast out of the community she lived in. Together the mother and daughter must learn to understand and accept each others secret lives of passion.

Season two of Twin Peaks picks up where season one ends - with the shooting of Agent Cooper (May The Giant Be With You). Soon the diary of Laura Palmer is found (The Man Behind The Glass), the one-armed man escapes custody (Drive With A Dead Girl), a rivalry between Cooper and Earle is revealed, Cooper is reinstated to the FBI (On The Wings Of Love) and the town crowns its queen (Miss Twin Peaks).

Season two of Twin Peaks picks up where season one ends - with the shooting of Agent Cooper (May The Giant Be With You). Soon the diary of Laura Palmer is found (The Man Behind The Glass), the one-armed man escapes custody (Drive With A Dead Girl), a rivalry between Cooper and Earle is revealed, Cooper is reinstated to the FBI (On The Wings Of Love) and the town crowns its queen (Miss Twin Peaks).

"She's dead. Wrapped in plastic." Date: Friday, February 24, 1989: Homecoming Queen Laura Palmer is found dead, washed up on a riverbank, and wrapped in plastic sheeting. FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper is called in to investigate the murder of this young woman in the small, Northwestern town of Twin Peaks. What he doesn't know is that in Twin Peaks, no one is innocent.