‘Everything Everywhere’ Deserves Best Picture. But We Can’t Ignore Its Biggest Flaw.

‘BIG NOSE’

The film indulges an antisemitic trope that, no matter how you slice it, is a terrible look.

Freelance Writer

Published Mar. 10 2023 10:49PM EST

On Feb. 26, Everything Everywhere All at Once dominated the Screen Actors Guild Awards, winning best supporting actor, best supporting actress, best actress, and the big award of the night, best motion picture cast.

Barry Levitt

Freelance Writer

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‘Everything Everywhere’ Deserves Best Picture. But We Can’t Ignore Its Biggest Flaw.

The film indulges an antisemitic trope that, no matter how you slice it, is a terrible look.

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Barry Levitt