Review of After Yang (2022) by David Ehrlich for IndieWire — 09 Jul 2021
Through its hushed portrait of loss and reclamation, After Yang whispers a powerful fable about an all too present tomorrow in which people are more intimate with technology than they are with their own family.
Few movies have ever felt so knowing or non-judgmental towards the love that we divert onto material things, and even fewer have so earnestly speculated that those things might be able to love us back.
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This review of After Yang (2022) was written by David Ehrlich and published by IndieWire on 09 July 2021.
After Yang has generally received positive reviews.
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