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Following a year in the life of a middle-class Taiwanese family, the late Edward Yang’s Yi Yi – his final feature – is a profoundly intimate expression of finding beauty in the everyday and meaning in the mundane. 115 more words
Following a year in the life of a middle-class Taiwanese family, the late Edward Yang’s Yi Yi – his final feature – is a profoundly intimate expression of finding beauty in the everyday and meaning in the mundane. 115 more words
Dir. Edward Yang. Starring Wu Nien-jen, Kelly Lee, Jonathan Chang
There are few topics which are as generally repulsive as “person searches for meaning.” Look, here’s a Google search I did on the idea, and while not every option is bad, it ain’t a promising list: 1,525 more words
Part of The 100 Greatest Movies I’ve Ever Seen list.
Yi Yi: A One and a Two aka 一一
dir. Edward Yang (2000) scr. Edward Yang 214 more words
Movies as life are a mix of happy and sad emotions, they are so concurrent to life that we fidget with the possibility of them coming true. 521 more words
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MEXICAN LILY (Beschorneria yuccoides)
by Blunden G., Yi Y., Jewers K. 61 more words