'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' Director Breaks Down Its Unusual Ending

John Cho On 'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother': "I'd Never Seen A Character Like This Played By A Guy That Looked Like Me"

In a busy fall movie season, there’s one intoxicating thriller that deserves your attention: Bassam Tariq’s critically acclaimed “Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother.” Set in contemporary Houston, it follows a religious hitman, Latif (Mahershala Ali), who is on a mission to find breast milk for his baby daughter. In his crosshairs is Pastor Hwan (John Cho), who is on a mission to take out an adult porn producer (Abubakr Ali) with ties to Latif’s…

‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ is faith-based filmmaking done right

“Who deserves the best of me?”  The answer to this Islamic hadith makes up the title of Bassam Tariq’s new film, “Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother.” The question, and its subsequent answer, opens and closes the film, which stars Mahershala Ali as Latif, a devout hitman who’s left to care for his three young […] The post ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ is faith-based filmmaking done right appeared first on Rough Draft®.

'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' Director Breaks Down Its Unusual Ending

'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' director Bassam Tariq and John Cho break down the film’s surprisingly sympathetic ending.

Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Ending Explained: How Latif's Final Battle Reshapes The Whole Film

Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother's final act twist reveals the true spiritual message baked into the movie's contemplation on religion.

YOUR MOTHER YOUR MOTHER YOUR MOTHER Renews My Faith In Action Cinema

Somewhere along the way, action movies forgot to be thrillers. In the wake of JOHN WICK and THE RAID, the industry has more access than ever to top-tier fight choreographers and stunt performers. We’re treated to elaborate and technically impressive brawls, many of which embrace an R-rating with ample gore and viscera. It just doesn’t feel like we’re watching people anymore. We passively gaze at movie stars with rubber bones cutting down hordes …