Ava DuVernay: 'Wrinkle is Time' is "About the Polar Opposites in Our Life - Darkness and Light"

The transcript discusses the cultural blessing received by the director, the film's empowering message for young girls, and the enduring legacy of Madeleine L'Engle's work. The film is described as a happy movie for kids and those young at heart, emphasizing empowerment without the need for superpowers. It highlights the importance of finding light in dark times, a theme central to L'Engle's work.

What was the director's emotional experience during the blessing ceremony?

• It was a stressful and challenging experience.

• It was a routine part of the filming process.

• It was an unexpected interruption.

• It was a moving and culturally significant moment.

What is the primary target audience for the film?

• Cynics and skeptics

• Children and those young at heart

• Adults only

• Superhero enthusiasts

How is the main character in the film portrayed?

• As a historical figure

• As a famous celebrity

• As a regular girl who saves the world

• As a superhero with special powers

What themes are central to Madeleine L'Engle's work?

• Technology and innovation

• Light and darkness

• Romance and adventure

• Wealth and power

Why has Madeleine L'Engle's work remained relevant over the years?

• It focuses on timeless themes of light and darkness.

• It is frequently updated with modern references.

• It is centered around romantic stories.

• It is primarily about technological advancements.