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2. www.polygon.com › 22973286 › turniWhat Turning Red’s Chinese chant ritual means, and how Pixar ...

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   Mar 12, 2022 · Director Domee Shi explains how Pixar teamed up with Disney Hong Kong and Turning Red’s songwriters and composer to produce the movie’s ending song.

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3. collider.com › turning-red-director-interviewTurning Red Director & Creative Team Talk About How the Film ...

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   Feb 7, 2022 · From Disney and Pixar and directed by Domee Shi (who made the short Bao), the animated feature Turning Red tells the story of Mei Lee (voiced by Rosalie Chiang), a 13-year-old who’s equal parts...

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4. coldteacollective.com › pixar-turning-redPixar's Turning Red: Adolescence, Asian family dynamics and ...

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   May 14, 2024 · One of the main reasons why the team chose the red panda is because it’s a unique creature — you don’t see a lot of movies and stories about it. And so it gave her team the freedom to come up with their own legend. “Red pandas to me are the symbol of puberty, of adolescence. They are hairy and awkward.”.

5. www.indiewire.com › awards › industry'Turning Red' Interview: Domee Shi is One of Pixar's Biggest ...

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   Jan 6, 2023 · Her quirky tale of dorky 13-year-old Mei (Rosalie Chiang), who transforms into a giant red panda when she hits puberty, contains an artistic vision and controlled chaos uncharacteristic of a...

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6. enroute.aircanada.com › en › interviewsAn Interview with Turning Red’s Domee Shi - enRoute

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   Chinese-Canadian Pixar director Domee Shi shares the inspiration behind her first feature-length film, *Turning Red*, plus her guide to Toronto.

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   Who is Domee Shi?

   • Cold Tea Collective writer Alicia Cheung interviewed director Domee Shi and producer Lindsey Collins about Turning Red, coming of age, and the meaning behind the red panda. We know Domee Shi for her 2018 Oscar-winning animated short film Bao, and now she’s back as the director of Disney Pixar’s latest animated film Turning Red.

   Pixar's Turning Red: Adolescence, Asian family dynamics and diversity

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   What does Domee Shi do when she's not working?

   • When she’s not working, she spends her time staying active, reading, indulging in all things matcha, and adding to her extensive list of places to eat around the city. Cold Tea Collective speaks with Domee Shi on Pixar's Turning Red, family dynamics in Asian culture, the red panda and celebrating diversity.

   Pixar's Turning Red: Adolescence, Asian family dynamics and diversity

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   Why is Domee a Chinese name?

   • “In Chinese culture, in a lot of cultures, food represents love without having to say it,” she says. Even Domee’s name, which means “bean rice,” is a pet name. Her given name is Zhiyu, but her parents had it legally changed to Domee when they moved to Canada because they thought it would be easier for westerners to pronounce.

   The Animated Life of Domee Shi - Toronto Life

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   Why is Mei a ginormous red panda?

   • Whenever Mei feels an intense emotion, whether it be anger, excitement, or sadness, she turns into a ginormous red panda. While red pandas originate from China, where Mei’s ancestors come from, the animal itself doesn’t have much cultural significance. Shi and her team saw this as an opportunity to create a new meaning for the red panda.

   Pixar's Turning Red: Adolescence, Asian family dynamics and diversity

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   Why does Mei wear a red emerald green?

   • To contrast Mei and her mother, Ming, Mei always wears fire-engine red, while Ming wears emerald green. “It usually takes two or three years spent working on something to get that kind of character specificity,” says Lindsey Collins, who produced the film. “Domee had it in the pitch.” The Toronto of the film is specific to 2002, when Shi was 13.

   The Animated Life of Domee Shi - Toronto Life

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   How did Domee's relationship with Mei stick through the film?

   • KIHM: You can get a million people saying, “I think it should be this, and I think it should be that,” but Domee was very true to what she wanted, and she stuck to it. It stuck through the entire film, from beginning to end. It was always Mei and who she is, and it was always her friends. They were always the same, and they were always there.

   ’Turning Red’s Domee Shi and the Creative Team Behind Pixar’s Latest

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8. torontolife.com › culture › how-domee-shi-turningHow director Domee Shi turned Toronto into a pastel Pixar ...

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   Mar 8, 2022 · To see the city translated into a lush Pixar landscape, all stretched, squished and gleaming, is a pure dopamine hit. Shi possesses a vision both wildly expansive and emotionally incisive. She’s...