'Main Street'

"Main Street" (meaning "Main Street" in Chinese) is situated in the heart of Flushing, Queens. Given Flushing's substantial Fuzhou Chinese population, the transliteration of "Main Street" in the Fuzhou dialect remains as "Main Street." Main Street serves as a central thoroughfare that combines elements of food, shopping, and daily life. The TV series "Main St" is a narrative that reflects the Chinese community, the largest in New York, as it maintains its cultural identity while integrating into American culture. We firmly believe that the story of Chinese Americans is, at its core, the story of America.

The generation of creativity.

Here, you will follow in the footsteps of five mother-daughter pairs, understanding their growth, struggles, and self-development in a multicultural environment. Each character represents a unique life story, allowing us to collectively experience their resilience, courage, and aspirations. Stay tuned for a touching story about love and growth, challenges and hope to unfold.

"Main Street" takes you into a world full of emotions and stories. It is a touching chapter that records the struggle and growth of the second generation of Chinese in the United States. The story takes place in Flushing, a multicultural land that has witnessed the integration and evolution of different ethnic groups and also carries the dreams and challenges of many immigrant families.

Produced by the director of the movie "Home Alone".

"Main Street" is produced by DYF Entertainment, the organizer of the Hollywood Family Film Awards, "Main Street" enjoys full support from Scott, the renowned Hollywood producer and director of "Home Alone," and the Virgin Hotel in New York. Exceptional teams from all parties have come together to infuse more creativity and quality into this TV series. We firmly believe that "Main Street" will become a significant work that documents the struggles and growth of Chinese people in American society, offering the audience a moving visual experience.

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Scott M Rosenfelt

Scott Rosenfeldt is one of Hollywood's most successful independent producers. His portfolio includes films like "Home Alone," "Smoke Signals," "Mystic Pizza," "Teen Wolf," and "Extremities," all of which have garnered widespread international acclaim and recognition. "Home Alone" holds the distinction of being the highest-grossing live-action comedy of all time, with a global box office revenue exceeding $1 billion. "Fireworks" received both the Audience Award and the Filmmaker Award at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival. "Modern Cinderella" marked the launch of Julia Roberts' career and enjoyed both critical and commercial success. "Teen Wolf," starring Michael J. Fox, remains one of the highest-grossing independent films to date. Farrah Fawcett's lead role in "Tit for Tat/No Way Out" also earned international acclaim from critics and audiences alike. Beyond his accomplishments in film, Scott has served as a visiting lecturer at prestigious institutions such as the Beijing Film Academy, the American University in Paris, New York University, the University of Southern California, UCLA, Loyola Marymount University, and AFI.

"Main Street" opening ceremony

The highly anticipated family TV series "Main Street" began filming in New York. The storyline is set in one of the largest Chinese communities in the United States, Flushing. Flushing has witnessed the integration of different ethnicities, including Dutch, Korean, Taiwanese, and Chinese immigrants from mainland China over the past few decades, injecting vitality and energy into the area. "Main Street" is named after the Fuzhou dialect, symbolizing the journey of Chinese immigrants establishing roots and striving in this location.

"Main Street" audition scene

"Main Street" (meaning "Main Street" in Chinese) is situated in the heart of Flushing, Queens. Given Flushing's substantial Fuzhou Chinese population, the transliteration of "Main Street" in the Fuzhou dialect remains as "Main Street." Main Street serves as a central thoroughfare that combines elements of food, shopping, and daily life. The TV series "Main St" is a narrative that reflects the Chinese community, the largest in New York, as it maintains its cultural identity while integrating into American culture. We firmly believe that the story of Chinese Americans is, at its core, the story of America.

"Main Street" is a compelling TV series that centers on the challenges and development of second-generation Chinese immigrants in the United States. Through the life experiences of five sets of mothers and daughters, the show portrays the often difficult journey of immigration, the blending of multicultural influences, and the touching moments of self-discovery in a foreign land.

TV series "Main Street"