In this world, some things are achingly certain, like paying taxes, washing clothes, and dealing with a dysfunctional family. Well, this is where the journey, or shall I say, the roller coaster ride starts for the main characters of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once. This film definitely has a zillion interpretations, and all of them may be unique, like the film itself. Here's my take:

Evelyn Wang is a weary laundromat owner, tired of almost everything, struggling to cope with her queer daughter's out-of-the-closet rebellion. But she maintains a facade of a happy family, at least the family photograph hanging on...