MOVIE · 2022
38 at the Garden
Documentary38 min
Jeremy Lin looks back at his sudden breakout with the New York Knicks in 2012, when “Linsanity” turned an unheralded point guard into a national story almost overnight. Using game footage and interviews, the film traces how that run reshaped Lin’s life and what it meant far beyond basketball, especially for Asian American fans watching him break through on one of the sport’s biggest stages. Commentary from Kobe Bryant, Lisa Ling, Hasan Minhaj, and others places the moment in a wider cultural context, revisiting the rush of that season and the stereotypes Lin’s rise unsettled.
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