It avoids delving deeply into the technical aspects of the film’s creation, which ultimately works in its favor. What emerges is a lovely look at the team behind TURNING RED, illustrating how their personal experiences influenced various elements—from the way characters are designed to the overall visual style and lighting—and it's really interesting to see.

The documentary offers an appealing glimpse into the creation of 'Turning Red', although it doesn’t entirely captivate. The movie itself is quite good, for what it's worth. It focuses more on the individuals responsible for making the film than the film itself, which isn't necessarily a bad thing; I just tend to be drawn to what happens on screen and the performers involved. We do get short segments featuring Rosa…