Michelle Yeoh wins best actress: making Oscars history: 'A beacon of hope and possibilities'.

Oscars 2023: 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' wins 7, including best picture.At the same time, 'Everything Everywhere' pushed boundaries and perfectly captured the complexities of vulnerable, intergenerational healing in many immigrant families.ĭespite the dazzle of special effects and the fantastical impossibilities of a multiverse, 'Everything Everywhere' represented my reality: an authentic story of a second-generation Asian American girl who is still learning to accept being 'stubborn, aimless, and a mess.' Missed the Oscars? Read our coverage I enjoyed that it courageously explored taboo topics, such as positive masculinity (Waymond's) and queer relationships in Asian cultures. The movie admittedly is a hard watch, but in the best ways possible. Instead, my default response to frustrating and unfamiliar conflicts was defensiveness and anger rather than empathy and kindness. I too struggled to communicate and express my feelings.

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