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Chen Mei-juin is a Taiwanese-American filmmaker and visual anthropologist who works across both documentary and narrative feature film formats. Her career is characterized by an interest in cultural identity and cross-border experiences, with notable works spanning from martial arts documentaries like Shaolin Ulysses: Kung Fu Monks in America to thriller features such as The Gangster's Daughter.
Chen Mei-juin is a Taiwanese-American filmmaker and visual anthropologist who specializes in bridging cultural divides through both observational documentaries and narrative feature films.
She is recognized for directing The Gangster's Daughter, the action-comedy Demon Hunters, and the acclaimed documentary Shaolin Ulysses: Kung Fu Monks in America.
She is based in both Los Angeles and Taipei, drawing on her dual-city experience to produce international co-productions.