Why Yi Yi Will Change How You See Life
Edward Yang’s magnum opus and last film from 2000, Yi Yi is a masterpiece of modern cinema. It explores humanity and modernity in a unique, and profound way. In my video essay, I explore the ways the director represented life and the important messages that are still relevant today. // Need high-quality music and sound effects for your videos? Try Epidemic Sound for free: https://share.epidemicsound.com/q3crfq // Support my channel: / justonemorething // If you enjoyed the video, consider subscribing for more! / @justonemorething_yt // Follow me for info on new releases: / jomt_yt // Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/JOMT/ // Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:42 i. individuals 04:18 ii. boy with a camera 09:34 iii. reflections 11:20 Closing thoughts // For business contact and sponsorship inquiries: [email protected] #videoessay #edwardyang #yiyi #criterioncollection

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