On Movies & Media How the Gospel brightens "A Brighter Summer Day" More than fifteen years ago, reviewing Edward Yang's masterpiece Yi Yi, I wrote that I "couldn't wait" to see a film he had made nine years earlier — another highly praised epic about generations of one Taiwanese family: A Brighter Summer Day. Well, I did
Through a Screen Darkly Through a Screen Darkly - Bonus Chapter - The Whole Wide World [A consideration of Crash, Gosford Park, and Yi-Yi] - Eight-year-old Yang-Yang, in the film Yi Yi (A One and a Two) - U2, "When I Look at the World" A Crash-Course in Cultural Prejudice When writer-director Paul Haggis's film Crash won Best
On Movies & Media Yi-Yi (A One and a Two) (2000) 2007 Update: In honor of the recently departed Edward Yang, let me nudge you toward picking up Criterion's glorious edition of the late filmmaker's masterful film Yi-Yi (A One and a Two). Here's a look back at my original response to the film
On Movies & Media Specials: Rata-trouble? Remembering Yang. Jeff Berryman the power of a rat in the kitchen Sean Gaffney points out three serious problems with Ratatouille. Who can argue with such scathing criticism? Okay, enough kidding around. Carissa Turner Smith really does have a problem with Ratatouille, even though she enjoyed it. * J. Robert Parks has posted
On Movies & Media Tonight, the World has Lost a Great Artist For the last few years, I have been hoping and hoping for another film by Edward Yang, who directed what has become one of the greatest treasures in my film library: Yi-Yi (A One and a Two). But tonight, Edward Yang passed away. Cancer. The news breaks my heart.
On Movies & Media Yi-Yi (A One and a Two) from Criterion If you haven't seen Yi-Yi (A One and a Two), you're in for a treat. It's been out on DVD before, but not like this. The full Criterion treatment has arrived, and I encourage you to check it out as soon as you
