Movie Discussion: Breaking Boundaries and Bamboo Ceilings in “Everything Everywhere All at Once”
May 19 @ 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm EDT
Free
AAPI Heritage Month with W3A & WRJI: Everything Everywhere All at Once
Join fellow Wellesley alums to celebrate AAPI Heritage month with a viewing and discussion of the ground-breaking, Oscar-winning film “Everything Everywhere All at Once”. This 2022 movie resonated deeply in the AAPI community and beyond, particularly when Michelle Yeoh became the first Asian woman to win the Oscar for Best Actress.
We will provide a supportive space for learning, self-expression, and thinking about what this movie means to people of Asian descent as well as a broader audience. WRJI’s Natasha Chang ‘93, formerly a professor of literature and film, and Mana Uchino ‘88 will facilitate the discussion.
Movie Discussion: Breaking Boundaries and Bamboo Ceilings in Everything Everywhere All at Once
Sunday, May 19
5pm – 6:30 pm ET/2pm-3:30 pm PT
Via Zoom
Facilitators: Natasha Chang 93 and Mana Uchino ‘88
Sponsored by Wellesley Asian Alumnae Alliance (W3A) & Wellesley Racial Justice Initiative (WRJI)