<p>SPOILER WARNING : for Everything Everywhere All At Once, starring Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Stephanie Hsu. In today's episode, we discuss why there are so many multiverse movies right now, if a movie really can be three genres all at once, and why generational trauma is so trendy right now.</p>

SPOILER WARNING : for Everything Everywhere All At Once, starring Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Stephanie Hsu. In today's episode, we discuss why there are so many multiverse movies right now, if a movie really can be three genres all at once, and why generational trauma is so trendy right now.

Why Are Asian Movies Obsessed with Generational Trauma? Reviewing Everything Everywhere All At Once

The aftermath of One Down's show, The Chismis. We accidentally get people riled up by the things we say about Filipino Americans in entertainment. Listen every Friday to Trace Gaynor (the host) and Leo Albea (the creative director) apologize, explain themselves, and give more of a spotlight on some of these topics that deserve a bit more conversation. Whether you're a Filipino wanting to talk about this just a bit more, or a creative looking to drive a few more eyeballs to your videos, we bet you'll find something interesting in this show. Or just come cancel us - either works.

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Why Are Asian Movies Obsessed with Generational Trauma? Reviewing Everything Everywhere All At Once

Why Are Asian Movies Obsessed with Generational Trauma? Reviewing Everything Everywhere All At Once