Joshua D’Souza, SJ

When the storms gather and God seems absent, will we, like Job, keep the dialogue alive, or, like Larry, settle for silence? Because perhaps being a serious man (or woman) today is not about having answers, but about refusing to let suffering have the last word.

“Ne Zha” (2019) is a Chinese animated film that takes viewers on a visually stunning and emotionally charged journey. Directed by Yu Yang, it became a landmark in Chinese cinema, grossing over $700 million worldwide and earning the title of the highest-grossing animated film in China’s history.