In the absurdist adult comedy "Oriental Hardon," directed by Nguy?n Tân Hoàng, a bumbling and perpetually unlucky Vietnamese-American man named Minh finds himself caught in a surreal and increasingly chaotic predicament. After a series of unfortunate events involving a mysterious ancient artifact and a botched attempt to impress his overbearing mother, Minh discovers he has been cursed with an uncontrollable and highly inconvenient supernatural affliction. Now, he must navigate a world of eccentric family members, a skeptical love interest, and a ruthless antique dealer who will stop at nothing to claim the artifact for himself. As Minh races against time to break the curse before his family’s traditional Lunar New Year celebration, he is forced to confront his own insecurities and the absurd expectations placed upon him. Blending slapstick humor with elements of magical realism, the film offers a wildly unconventional and irreverent look at cultural pressures, masculinity, and the lengths one man will go to simply find a moment of peace.