Screen Cares' co-hosts, Jennie and Sarah, discuss how a movie can become a cinematic portrayal of how movies can grow with a viewer over time. The story of the four March sisters has held a place in the hearts of readers since Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women more that 150 years ago. Their story entered into Jennie’s heart at the age of nine when she and her mother saw the 1994 film adaptation of Little Women. Jennie's affection for this cozy film has moved into the realm of film-friendship and she introduces listeners to the special lessons each character offers.

Screen Shares Rating: Family Screen and Solo Screen

Screen Sparks:

Are there any creative works that have grown with you?
Which Little Women character do you most strongly connect with, and has that changed over time?
What is the balance between our responsibility to ourselves vs our family?
How can loss propel and stunt one’s growth in life?
How can engaging with creative works and processes help you grow?

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This episode originally aired on May 22, 2023.

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*Encore* Growing Up With the March Sisters: Little Women (1994)

Encore Growing Up With the March Sisters: Little Women (1994)