Next fall, Trevor Zhou will direct his first feature film in Michigan. His project, Ann Arbor, has raised $50,000 through crowdfunding. The story follows two friends during one night in the college town.
“It was a love letter to my hometown,” said Zhou, according to The Detroit Free Press. “It was my way of returning home during lockdown, when I couldn’t see my family.”
The cast will shoot for three weeks, with Lawrence Kau playing the main role of Kendrick, a Chinese American physician. The script follows his chance meeting with Jane, a local caregiver of twenty years. The search continues for an actress to portray Jane…