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Cui Zi en, the godfather of Chines cinema, blends melodrama and sadness to depict a one of a kind family utopia

Feng is a gay Beijing high school student who shares his home and room with his twin sister Wen. While never fully blown, his attractions toward his sister are non the less, obsessive. But Wen is now growing too old for his attentions and is ready to make a life of her own.

Enlisting his best friend (who just happens to be gay), Feng tries to involve his sister in a relationship that he can control. Yet his plan back fires in a series of ways that leads to an unexpected but wonderful conclusion.

Taking a page from Jean Coucteau, Cui Zi en, one of China s best young, gay film makers (Feeding Boys, Ayaya, My Fair Son) brings us a story about post-socialist, dysfunctional family life.

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My Fair Son director Cui Zi'en weaves this post-socialist, dysfunctional family drama about a gay Beijing high school student with an unhealthy fixation on his twin sister. Feng may be gay, but his attraction to his sister Wen borders on obsessive. The two siblings currently share a room together, though lately Wen has been considering the prospect of striking out on her own. Hoping to keep a short leash on his sister, Feng recruits his gay best friend to become involved in a relationship with her. If he can control the relationship, reasons Feng, he can maintain his unusual connection to Wen. But despite all of Feng's planning, the plan backfires, sparking a chain reaction of unexpected events that may prove beneficial to all involved. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi