Korean American actor Sung Kang brings his years of experience from the “Fast & Furious” U.S. film franchise into his directorial debut, “Drifter,” which recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. Before joining the “Fast & Furious” films in 2006 with " The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift," Kang had no real experience with drifting, a car-community subculture built around controlled sideways driving. This exposure led to a lifelong obsession that would eventually culminate in his directorial debut, “Drifter.” The movie, led by Kang, follows a lonesome racetrack custodian with a secret talent for drifting. “I’ve been so fortunate to be part of this global franchise that has introduced me to this amazing audience that has supported us over decades now. I wanted to go deeper and honor that community with my own story and put my own personal truth to the characters and the world that I built in ‘Drifter,’” said Kang. “It’s really a love letter to the car community that has given me a place to belong, especially in the darkest hours of my l