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VOLUME LII | APR 2021
Light as a fairy tale: What makes a feel-good film feel good?
‘Feel-good films’ are usually dismissed by film critics as being sentimental and without intellectual merit. But their popularity with audiences, who seek them out precisely because of their ‘feel-good’ qualities, tells a more favorable story. Now, for the first time, this popular movie genre has been examined scientifically.
Margaret Campbell
Margaret is a Scottish-Canadian educator and bioethicist from Alberta, focusing on ethical considerations in human enhancement technologies. She authors pieces on balancing ambition with moral integrity, rooted in her clan's emphasis on community and perseverance.