‘Everything Everywhere’ Wins Best Feature at Indie Spirits as Producer Says A24 Changed Cinema
“We are in a little bit of an identity crisis,” said co-director Daniel Kwan, referring to the film industry at large. “This is an opportunity. When cracks form in the foundation, that’s the best time to plants seeds. It is our job not just to adapt to the future but also to actively dream up what kind of future we want to rewrite [and] we want to be working and living in. I urge us all to dream really big. What we do here is going to flow upstream to the rest of the industry.
The A24 feature, directed by Kwan and Scheinert, also was nominated for Michelle Yeoh for best lead performance, twice in the supporting category for actors Jamie Lee Curtis and Ke Huy Quan
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