After Yang: An uncanny sci-fi about robots, clones and racial identity
As the long-awaited film is finally released in the UK, Korean-American filmmaker Kogonada talks about the complex personal experiences that inspired it
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As the long-awaited film is finally released in the UK, Korean-American filmmaker Kogonada talks about the complex personal experiences that inspired it
Colin Farrell plays a father who tries to repair the family’s caretaker-android in a science-fiction tale about what it means to be human.
Sundance movie review: 'After Yang' is a touching exploration of attachment. After Yang, which screened virtually at the Sundance Film Festival following its Cannes premiere, tackles the issue inverse to Steven Spielberg's 2001 film A.I. In A.I., humans abused their human-like androids. In After Yang, a family is so attached to their android that they grieve when he malfunctions.