Dallas Filmmaker Daniel Gomez's "Wong Place Wong Time" Streams Free on Tubi

DALLAS, Sept. 28, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Dallas filmmaker Daniel Gomez has brought his unique blend of detective drama, martial arts action, and comedy to a new audience through his film "Wong Place Wong Time," now available for free streaming on Tubi during Hispanic Heritage Month.

Gomez, a private investigator turned filmmaker, wrote, produced, directed, and stars in the film alongside Hispanic lead actors Estela Trevizo and Tristan Trujillo. The movie also features T. Little and Nomita Joven, whose performances are integral to the story. Set in the Dallas criminal underworld, the film follows a private investigator who reunites with his former police partner to investigate a decades-old case that resurfaces, leading them into a web of revenge and past secrets.

Raised in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Gomez's personal background heavily influenced the film's storyline and setting. His decades of experience as a private investigator provided a rich foundation for the detective characters and plot. The film's locations throughout Dallas add to its authenticity, reflecting Gomez's deep connection to the city.

Gomez expressed pride in making the film in his hometown.

"Wong Place Wong Time" combines elements of the buddy-cop genre with martial arts action and comedy, creating a unique and engaging narrative. The film’s availability on Tubi during Hispanic Heritage Month offers viewers another opportunity to experience a Dallas-shot production that showcases the city's vibrant culture and diverse talent.

The film’s production highlights the local talent pool and the creative opportunities available in Dallas. Gomez's background in law enforcement and his transition into filmmaking underscore the city's rich narrative landscape, making "Wong Place Wong Time" a significant contribution to the local film industry.