Emotional Archetypes
Patty reflects on the profound impact of superhero narratives, particularly how they resonate with childhood grief. She shares her journey from indie filmmaking to embracing larger emotional themes in her work, emphasizing her desire to explore "big emotions" rather than just commercial success. The conversation highlights the transformative power of storytelling, especially for young audiences grappling with loss.In this clip
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