DIM SUM FUNERAL is mildly successful, with pretty good writing and some good acting.  The plot concerns the successful but distanced adult siblings of a wealthy Chinese family, whose mother, frequently known as a dragon lady, is a widow in Seattle.  The sibs have as little contact with her as they do with one another.  They are brought together, spitting and fuming,  by a phone call from their mother's longtime housekeeper/caregiver/confidante.  They arrive separately in Seattle to be told by the housekeeper that their mother wanted a traditional seven-day Chinese funeral, complete with chanting monks and blazing replicas of a house and a Mercedes.  The one complete misfire is Talia Shire as the housekeeper.  And there's a cheat-y plot device that's saved only marginally by the movie's good heart and good generational advice.  Details are available on imdb.com