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Park Chan-wook and Lee Byung-hun discuss the film No Other Choice as a sharp critique of modern job markets.
The film follows a family man who loses his job and resorts to drastic measures to support his family.
The interview highlights the film’s exploration of humiliation in interviews and the pressures of Eastern humility.
Lee Byung-hun comments on portraying an ordinary man facing a harsh reality and the moral questions it raises.
Park Chan-wook explains his aim to keep the story grounded in individual experiences rather than theoretical debates.
The conversation situates the film within a broader critique of capitalism and societal pressure.
Mashable's Say More feature frames the interview as a blend of humor and serious social commentary.
The interview includes context on the script’s origins and adaptation from earlier literary work.
Shannon Connellan leads the UK-based portion of the interview, offering international context.
No Other Choice is currently in cinemas, marking the film's expansion to audiences.

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The Bone Temple centers on Jimmy Crystal, a traumatized antagonist whose cult-like followers revere him as a sinister lord.
Director Nia DaCosta aims to reveal Jimmy as a person, not only a monster, linking his violence to a deeper trauma.
DaCosta notes Jimmy’s fascination with Teletubbies and 2001 culture as part of his twisted dogma.
O'Connell describes Jimmy’s trauma stemming from his family tragedy as the fuel for his depravity.
The Bones Temple film features a character dynamic where darkness and hope collide through Dr. Ian Kelson.
Mashable outlines the film’s visual approach to Jimmy’s rituals, preserving a sense of dread.
The piece connects Jimmy to Savile-era signs, while noting his misremembered father’s death informs his beliefs.
O'Connell highlights Jimmy’s loneliness and family trauma as core motivators for his actions.
DaCosta emphasizes that Jimmy’s 'Fingers' group embodies his warped dogma and control.
Mashable confirms 'Bone Temple' opens in theaters on January 16, 2026.

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At CES 2026, Even Realities unveiled the G2 smart glasses with a significantly larger heads-up display.
The G2 is lighter, weighing 36 grams without prescription, improving comfort over the G1 model.
A refreshed UI supports gesture control or the new R1 smart ring for dashboard navigation.
Real-time translation and a larger screen enhance teleprompt capabilities on the G2.
Conversations may feature contextual talking points via the Conversate mode, though demo connectivity was spotty.
Built-in navigation relies on a geomagnetic sensor and uses the company’s own maps system.
Health data display remains limited to the R1 ring, with aspirations for broader Apple Health integration.
Two frame styles—panto and rectangular—are available in multiple colors at a $599 starting price.
The G2 remains one of the most subtle smart glasses options for daily wear.
Demo noted stronger frame and stem construction aimed at daily use confidence.

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