Shot in the kitchens, bedrooms, wedding halls, and mahjong parlors of New York City's Chinatown, Your Day Is My Night reveals the experiences of immigrant residents of a "shift-bed" apartment. Seven performers play versions of themselves, recalling violent upheavals, long journeys, and estranged relationships. Beds then become a stage on which autobiographical monologues and theatrical improvisations address themes of intimacy, belonging, and the urban experience via the basic human need for a place to sleep.

"New York's Chinatown, a place as much spectral as real, flickers and flares into life in this singular hybrid of documentary, performance piece and cine-monologue. It's one of the most mysterious and magical evocations of the migrant city in many a year." - Sukhdev Sandhu, SIGHT & SOUND

"A strikingly handsome, meditative works: a mixture of reportage, dreams, memories, and playacting, which immerses you in an entire world that you might unknowingly pass." - Stuart Klawans, THE NATION