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Summary:
In a near future, a family reckons with questions of love, connection, and loss after their A.I. helper unexpectedly breaks down.
Director:
Kogonada
Writers:
Kogonada, Alexander Weinstein (based on a story by)
Cast:
Colin Farrell as Jake
Jodie Turner-Smith as Kyra
Malea Emma Tjandrawidjaja as Mika
Justin H. Min as Yang
Orlagh Cassidy as Lillian
Ritchie Coster as Russ
Sarita Choudhury as Cleo
-- Rotten Tomatoes: 83%
Metacritic: 76
VOD: Showtime
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Is on Showtime if you have it! Just found out and wanted to spread the love ♥️✌🏽
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I felt like this movie touched my soul. I’ve had it in my collection for over a year and am kicking myself for not watching it sooner. How does everyone else feel about it.
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Wow, really good movie that made me think about what I take for granted. I’d give it a 3.5/5.
Anyone else watch it yet?
A24 (est. 2012) is an independent film & television studio that has helped bring indie film and filmmakers into the mainstream while also building a popular company brand
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Curious for any fellow Blankies not based in NY or LA--is After Yang actually in theaters for you? Obviously I am no fool and am aware of the idea of limited releases but the fact that no reviews, advertising, etc. has made any indication of this being a limited release, along with the otherwise completely wide streaming release, just has me fairly baffled, especially the tweets and such that are like "After Yang is here...see it now!!"
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I know EEAAO is (deservedly) getting a ton of love here, but don’t sleep on After Yang. Like Kogonada’s previous writer/director effort (Columbus) AY’s direction and visual style lend a subtle, almost hypnotic quality for a result that’s equal parts beautiful and poignant. The slow-burn leads to an emotional gut punch but it comes with an aftertaste of hope/optimism. Can’t recommend it enough.
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I just watched it last night, and now I'm in the grips of After Yang fever! Didn't know it was by the same filmmaker that did Columbus, or I would have watched sooner. 10/10!!
Because Yang Xiao-er Long 😎👉👉
