Just as there are things that only happen in dreams — showing up only on the last day of the final exam, escaping a town full of zombies — others can only happen in animation. “In Your Dreams,” the ...

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Director Alex Woo’s new animated film “In Your Dreams” premiered on Netflix this week. Co-written by Woo and Erik Benson, the Netflix original follows a young brother and sister who journey to the ...

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The feature directorial debut of Erik Benson and Alexander Woo arrives today on Netflix, and reviews suggest it's worth your time as the film currently has a rating of 86% on Rotten Tomatoes. It's ...

Interviews The In Your Dreams Ending Twist Meant A Lot To Me, And The Director Told Me The Story Behind It Interviews In Your Dreams Hilariously Covers 'Don't Cha' By The Pussycat Dolls. It Was Almost ...

The new animated Netflix movie "In Your Dreams" is, both onscreen and off, very much about family. The film, which drops online Friday, tells the story of a girl named Stevie and her younger brother, ...

When director Alex Woo pitched the animated adventure-comedy Netflix film "In Your Dreams" to actor Simu Liu, Liu was fascinated by the opportunity to show a real family that argues. The plot centers ...

Animation loves broken families. They are the perfect plot engine: a child, facing a reality they can’t control, dives into a magical world where, hopefully, they can fix it. It’s a classic roadmap.

Time travel movies are always a big risk: if you don’t have your sci-fi tropes and story beats in pristine order, things get convoluted or totally fall off the rails, quickly. Done well, however, a ...