‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ director calls for support for independent cinema without being toxic

Awards season for the film industry is about to begin, and this year, like many others, is marked by the large representation of independent cinema in different categories and celebrations. In this regard, Daniel Kwan, director of ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ says that independent films must be supported, but also calls for non-toxicity.

On his Twitter account, Daniel Kwan calls for celebrating independent cinema, and not being toxic with smaller ribbons. And is that, this end of the year, and with the awards season upon us, many media outlets and fans have begun to share their lists and the best of 2022, which include some films that are not part of major producers . Therefore, far from serving as a recommendation to see a different cinema, Twitter users argue about not seeing their favorites in the top positions.

The Director of ‘Everything everywhere all at once’ says independent cinema should be celebratedand so as not to argue with those who think differently: “This has been an incredible year for cinema and there is much to celebrate, why bother with anger?… These year-end lists are a great opportunity for people to discover films they haven’t heard of (our film doesn’t need to).”

Somehow, Daniel Kwan agrees with the words of Robert Downey Jr., who a few days ago responded to Quentin Tarantino’s criticisms, and stated that there is room for all kinds of stories in this industry: “A healthy industry requires a wide range of films that find their successful versions . Any list that deviates from the norm should be celebrated (unless it’s problematic).

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Daniel Kwan Asks to Think Like in “Everything Everywhere All at Once”

Finally, Daniel Kwan asked fans of ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’, to act according to the teachings of the film A24: “What would Waymond do? (Jonathan Ke Quan’s character).” The tape was a complete success this 2022, being the best release for the studio in terms of revenue, and also one of the most original fantasy, sci-fi, horror and drama films ever.

Starring Michelle Yeoh, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” follows Evelyn, a woman frustrated with her family’s laundry business, unable to pay her debts. And amidst all of her troubles with her daughter, her husband and father, she is summoned by a strange force who tells her that she is the only one who can save the multiverse with her exceptional powers of she.

Compared to other big-budget films this year, such as Marvel and DC titles, ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ only grossed $25 million and has now grossed over $100 million at the worldwide box office. What Daniels got him to sign to Universal for his next productions.