The live action remake of Mulan has been the subject of a whole lot of controversy following its release on streaming service Disney Plus six months after its originally-planned cinematic release date. The world has changed SO much in those six months – in ways that only this movie can reveal to us. We speak with Hong Kong-born playwright and screenwriter Jingan Young about what the movie means considering what’s changed in the political sphere of China. Plus, we catch up with journalist Johnny Lieu, who was actually on the set of Mulan back in 2018 in New Zealand.

The live action remake of Mulan has been the subject of a whole lot of controversy following its release on streaming service Disney Plus six months after its originally-planned cinematic release date. The world has changed SO much in those six months &ndash; in ways that only this movie can reveal to us. We speak with Hong Kong-born playwright and screenwriter Jingan Young about what the movie means considering what&rsquo;s changed in the political sphere of China. Plus, we catch up with journalist Johnny Lieu, who was actually on the set of Mulan back in 2018 in New Zealand.

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How the Disney reboot of Mulan reveals some of the major ways the world has changed in 2020.