Eric Anderson and Micah Brenner are the Story Dads, subjected to never ending repetitions of children's movies, these conversations are how they cope. Eric is a licensed and practicing MFT and Micah is a freelance illustrator and writer. They bring their disparate perspectives to the analysis and pick these things apart for probably way too long and with too much detail but here we are and so it goes. Submitted for your approval, The Story Dads.
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Eric Anderson and Micah Brenner are the Story Dads, subjected to never ending repetitions of children's movies, these conversations are how they cope. Eric is a licensed and practicing MFT and Micah is a freelance illustrator and writer. They bring their disparate perspectives to the analysis and pick these things apart for probably way too long and with too much detail but here we are and so it goes. Submitted for your approval, The Story Dads.
Frozen 2: Sisterhood, Activism and a Changing Canon | The StoryDads Podcast EP23
The Story Dads
41 minutes 10 seconds
2 months ago
Frozen 2: Sisterhood, Activism and a Changing Canon | The StoryDads Podcast EP23
The discussion revolves around "Frozen 2," where the hosts express a mixed reception towards the sequel compared to its predecessor. They aim to analyze the film critically while acknowledging past criticisms, particularly regarding their male-centric perspectives on a story centered around sisterhood. The hosts recognize their limitations in fully understanding the film's emotional depth, particularly its significance for female audiences, which has sparked discussions about the importance of representation and connection in storytelling.
In exploring the themes of "Frozen 2," the hosts highlight its narrative focus on correcting historical injustices, particularly the colonial narrative within the storyline. They note the film's portrayal of Arendelle's past sins against indigenous peoples and nature, framing it within a modern political context. This aspect raises questions about the film's intentions and the implications of its messages regarding power dynamics, environmentalism, and the moral compass guiding characters' actions, emphasizing the complexity of interpreting such themes within a children's film.
Concluding, the hosts reflect on the film's broader implications, particularly how it showcases evolving relationships and individual growth. They appreciate the film's artistic elements, including music and animation, while also critiquing its narrative choices that may oversimplify complex issues. Ultimately, they invite listeners to engage in discussions about the film's themes and their relevance, recognizing that diverse perspectives enrich understanding of storytelling and its impact on audiences.
The Story Dads
Eric Anderson and Micah Brenner are the Story Dads, subjected to never ending repetitions of children's movies, these conversations are how they cope. Eric is a licensed and practicing MFT and Micah is a freelance illustrator and writer. They bring their disparate perspectives to the analysis and pick these things apart for probably way too long and with too much detail but here we are and so it goes. Submitted for your approval, The Story Dads.
