ALT DreamWorks Animation’s “Forgotten Island,” continuing its news-making impact, became the first film to premiere at the spectacular newly opened Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. Like “Forgotten Island,” the premiere venue, George Lucas’ showcase of cinema and visual storytelling, is also receiving good reviews. For the guests, getting to watch Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado’s “Forgotten Island,” which has been earning high praise, at the Lucas Museum, hailed as an instant Los Angeles landmark, was an extra treat. A Sarao jeepney, which figures prominently in the animated film set in the Philippines, commanded attention in the massive outdoor oculus in the structure designed by Chinese architect Ma Yansong of MAD Architects. The jeep served as a perfect symbol of Crawford and Mercado’s story that mines Filipino mythology and folklore. Read the article here: https://usa.inquirer.net/210420/forgotten-island-premieres-at-george-lucas-landmark-la-museum?utm_source=usa_gallery_feat_story