Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, collectively known as Daniels, are the brains behind the critically acclaimed film Everything Everywhere All At Once. It’s a wonderfully wild, weird and entertaining film that spans across multiverses and genres.
I caught up with the filmmakers who admit that they’re crazy enough to use their wild ideas in the film, like hot dog fingers and racoons. They reveal how they balance the chaos with the heart of the film and what part drove Michelle Yeoh crazy.
Everything Everywhere All At Once is in theatres in Vancouver and Toronto now, and expands across Canada on April 8.
Marriska Fernandes is a Toronto-based entertainment journalist and reporter who has been covering the movie scene for the last decade. She’s also a member of the Critics Choice Association. Her work has appeared on Tribute.ca, MSN Canada, Yahoo Canada and Huffington Post Canada.
