Day: September 27, 2024

Review: In the deeply felt ‘All Shall Be Well,’ grief gives way to a family’s pettiness

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In the beginning of Ray Yeung’s film “All Shall Be Well,” the camera tenderly follows the daily rituals of a longtime Hong Kong lesbian couple, Angie (Patra Au Ga Man) and Pat (Maggie Li Lin Lin), who have been together for four decades. It appears as if it is lovingly tracing their life together, like carefully handling a prized piece of cloth. They stroll through the woods, spend time with their circle of friends, shop at the farmers market hand in hand, and organize grand, lively meals with Pat’s extended family, who accept them wholeheartedly beyond just being aware of their sexual orientation. “Aunt” Angie is incredibly close to the adult children of Pat’s brother, Shing (Tai Bo), and his wife, Mei (Hui So Ying); she even helped raise them during difficult times for that family.

6 best cave horror movies that’ll keep you on edge

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Cave-set horror flicks constitute another fascinating branch within the realm of horror movies that captivate numerous viewers. These movies predominantly unfold in caves or subterranean locales, creating a sense of oppressive enclosure. Additionally, they evoke apprehension because of the obscurity and limited visibility that these confined areas often present, adding to the suspense of the unknown.

Of all the permanent changes we could’ve had, Harry Kim becoming an alien is the worst

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Star Trek tends to stick with what works well for it. Typically, each series in this franchise establishes its setting and sticks to it. For instance, the original show focused on a five-year mission, Deep Space Nine was based around a space station, Voyager was set in the Delta Quadrant, and Quark was a recurring trickster character. These elements remained consistent throughout their respective series.