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As its title suggests, "Everything Everywhere All at Once" from creative duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, takes audiences on an elaborate adventure across multiple universes. The movie stars Michelle Yeoh as laundromat owner Evelyn Wang who has trouble connecting with her family and paying her taxes. Preoccupied by a…

It’s the offbeat indie that went viral on TikTok and is now leading the Oscars with 11 nominations - and it absolutely lives up to the hype, says Amy Francombe

With the release of ‘Everything, Everywhere All at Once’, a kung-fu film set across many universes, Dennis Overbye looks at why the multiverse is such an enduring sci-fi trope

The actor spoke to Salon about learning to punch Michelle Yeoh, and the wisdom of Jamie Lee Curtis and rocks

At 59, Michelle Yeoh commands the lead of the genre-twisting “Everything Everywhere All At Once” by playing someone often invisible — the Asian immigrant wife and mother trying to be everything for everyone

Sci-fi adventure has become a word-of-mouth hit since its US debut

Everything Everywhere All At Once, the second feature from the directing duo behind Swiss Army Man, is a genre-defying blend of high-concept fantasy, physical comedy and kung fu.

Michelle Yeoh is everywhere.

Like all great epic tales, the breathtakingly zany "Everything Everywhere All at Once," starring Michelle Yeoh as a harried everywoman called upon to save the multiverse, is about a simple concept at its core: love.

Speed demons.

At the beginning of "Everything Everywhere All at Once," the camera creeps slowly toward a circular mirror — an apt start for a movie that will soon whoosh its characters through one looking glass after another. Amid all the whooshing, though, try to hold on to the image of that…