Analyzing the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once

Evelyn can't catch a break today. With all she’s got going on—from possibly losing her business to the IRS, potential divorce, managing a relationship with her daughter, and caring for her father—saving the multiverse is a lot to ask of her.

This episode is a therapeutic analysis of the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once using the Satir Method of family therapy, focusing on communication stances and self-esteem.

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