Lulu Men is a New York City-based filmmaker and multimedia artist originally from China and Singapore. She holds an MFA in Film from the School of Visual Arts and an MA in Media Management from The New School. Working across documentary and narrative forms, her films explore themes of identity, migration, memory, and belonging through intimate, character-driven storytelling.

Her debut feature documentary, Voices of Deoli (2025), premiered at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival and is currently streaming on Tubi, with educational distribution through New Day Films. Her latest short documentary, PUPPY LOVE: Tails of the City (2026), explores the transformative bond between rescue dogs and their humans in New York City. The film will have its world premiere at the 2026 Tallgrass Film Festival, where it was selected for the Short Film Competition.

Lulu also served as a field producer and additional camera on the Academy Award-winning documentary American Factory (2020) and as an assistant editor on the acclaimed narrative feature Lucky Grandma (2019). She is a member of Brown Girls Doc Mafia (BGDM), the Asian American Documentary Network (A-Doc), Film Fatales, the Documentary Producers Alliance (DPA), and New Day Films.

Her upcoming projects include HOPE on the Menu (2028), a feature documentary filmed over more than a decade, following formerly incarcerated women as they rebuild their lives and reclaim dignity, purpose, and independence through food, dance, and community.

Her other projects in development explore gender, cultural expectations, and social transformation.