A Shot Through the Wall

Directed By Aimee Long

A Chinese-American police officer's life unravels after he accidentally shoots an innocent Black man. Facing trial, he wades through his guilt as he navigates the complicated worlds of media, justice, racial politics and his own morality.

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When a young Chinese-American cop, Mike Tan (Midway’s Kenny Leu), accidentally shoots an innocent Black man in Brooklyn, the police close ranks. His family and even his Black fiancée encourage him to get over his feelings of guilt and remorse…until his rock-solid case begins to unravel. Based loosely on a 2014 event that ignited local tensions, A Shot Through the Wall forces audiences to consider the soul of the perpetrator, rather than that of the victim, and is given added emotional resonance due to the recent escalation of COVID-related anti-Asian racism.
Aimee was raised in Paris, Beijing, and the San Francisco Bay Area. After switching careers from mathematical algorithms to directing films, she went on to attend UCLA film school. In 2016, Aimee co-founded Kings Road Pictures to develop and produce feature length films with a socially conscious message, reflecting the realities of today with the dream of our future possibilities.