Everything Everywhere All at Once was written and directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert and I believe their main message on technology with the film is that the internet tends to divide us and our families from what truly matters most. Director Daniel Kwan said in a deadline interveiw: "It felt like a really perfect way to explore the multiverse and the way that we were trying to use the multiverse as a proxy for the internet, and how it’s really divided us and our own parents" [1].
KWAN: Yeah. For this movie, we were trying to - yeah - tell a story about someone who basically dissociates all the time, is constantly in another world in their mind, which is - you know, honestly just came from my own experience. Like, my wife is constantly being like, hey, hey, hello, hello. I asked you a question. And then I like, you know - finally, I snap out of it, like, oh...
Everything Everywhere All At Once: An Interview With Directing Duo Daniels : Short Wave : NPR
"It felt like a really perfect way to explore the multiverse and the way that we were trying to use the multiverse as a proxy for the internet, and how it’s really divided us and our own parents"
'Everything Everywhere All At Once' Directors Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert