Conversation with directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert following a screening of Everything Everywhere All at Once.

A smash hit at the box office, Everything Everywhere All at Once imagines no cultural barrier and total freedom in the multiverse, where everyone belongs and anything goes. A Chinese American laundromat owner is thrust into the multiverse amid tax-filing mayhem, marital crisis, and domestic meltdown. Directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert channel Stephen Chow and Michel Gondry to whip up a wild mix of absurdist comedy, martial arts, sci-fi, and adventure. Forget about logic, reason, or timeline and allow yourself to freefall into pure sensory and cognitive overload. Michelle Yeoh, who soars to yet another career high as the central character in multiple manifestations, is joined by the equally brilliant Ke Huy Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis, James Hong, and Stephanie Hsu in a stellar ensemble.