Reflections on Art and Societal Change

This chapter reflects on a profound speech related to motherhood and societal movements like Me Too and Black Lives Matter, pondering the emotional weight of progress over time. It explores the interplay between personal experiences and artistry, emphasizing the importance of humor and joy in difficult times. Additionally, it examines the complexities of moral ambiguity in Daniel Kelman's novel about filmmaker G.W. Pabst, highlighting the challenges artists face amidst oppressive political landscapes.