Nimona | Chole Grace Moretz and Eugene Lee Yang In Conversation | Netflix
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2024
- Actors Chloë Grace Moretz and Eugene Lee Yang, co-producer/creator ND Stevenson, and diectors Nick Bruno and Troy Quane discuss making Nimona with moderator Dave Karger.
Watch on Netflix: www.netflix.com/title/81444554
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Nimona | Chole Grace Moretz and Eugene Lee Yang In Conversation | Netflix
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A knight framed for a tragic crime teams with a scrappy, shape-shifting teen to prove his innocence. But what if she's the monster he's sworn to destroy? 
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Nimona is the epitome of how as a queer person the act of being yourself is in of itself a rebellious act.
I love how ND Stevenson sounds so happy in his transition, making Nimona, an implied transgender analogy, into shapeshifting. It really just helps with Ballister and Ambrosus, with their lovestory.
At 10:50, did he say there could be MORE?!
Oh please god, please. We need more Nimona.
8:21
Love how Eugene talks about Ambrosus, and how Ballister’s relationship forms.
10:53 AAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They're planning on making a sequel! 🤩🥹
The graphic novel was one of only two books in the entire library at my Catholic highschool with any kind of queer representation, it was such an object of comfort for me in my years of questioning, and I am so completely beyond grateful that this film saw the light of day
Amazing interview! Love these guys!! Delving deep into the history of the film, why it got made and the themes that mean so much to so many people, make this one of the most special animated movies ever.
24:35 It is crucial for us as a society to understand that energy is merely borrowed and must eventually be returned. Therefore, we should strive to leave things in the same condition, if not better than they were before.”