Elio has confirmed its digital and physical release dates after the Pixar movie failed to break even at the box office, ...

Domee Shi: Yeah. It was so awesome in that, we already had this built-in shorthand of talking about issues that a 13-year-old girl would deal with. Like a lot of us have like have had that experience.

Domee Shi: Yeah. It was so awesome in that, we already had this built-in shorthand of talking about issues that a 13-year-old girl would deal with. Like a lot of us have like have had that experience.

However, director Domee Shi based a lot of the film on what she went through going up. Not only that, but the film connects to her Asian heritage and her life as a “Chinese Canadian.” ...

DOMEE SHI: The inspiration for Turning Red came from my own life. I was Meilin, that dorky 13-year-old girl who struggled with being her mom’s perfect little daughter and dealing with her own ...

For Shi, a key motivation to set “Turning Red” in the early 2000s, the period when she was a young teen, was to experience a boy-band concert vicariously through her excited characters.

Domee Shi’s feature directorial debut “Turning Red,” is a coming-of-age movie about a Chinese Canadian girl and follows her Oscar-winning animated short “Bao.” On Tuesday, May 3 at 2:00 ...

Turning Red Director Domee Shi and Sandra Oh Break Down That Bittersweet Ending A spoiler-heavy discussion of the complicated mother-daughter relationship at the heart of Pixar’s latest tearjerker.

Shi grew up in Toronto, where the film is based, and the conflict comes from her own upbringing. In “Turning Red,” she wanted to celebrate that period of her life and explore it from every angle.

Shi’s film, “ Turning Red,” delivers on every bit of that premise, focusing on a confidently nerdy Toronto girl named Mei and her loving yet strict mother, Ming, whose perfectly ordered ...

Domee Shi Was a Pixar Intern 11 Years Ago—Now She's the First Woman to Solo-Direct a Feature There By Jennifer Liu, CNBC • Published March 12, 2022 • Updated on March 13, 2022 at 1:39 am ...

Meet Domee Shi, the woman who in just seven years went from an intern to the first female director of a short film at Pixar Studios. "I still pinch myself everyday,” she said.