Mei has to navigate first crushes on boys, challenging her parents' authority, changes to her body (yes, there's period talk), all while turning into a giant red panda.
NEW YORK -- It may be Disney/Pixar's edgiest film yet."Turning Red" is a coming-of-age animated comedy that really digs into the mind of a 13-year-old girl.
"I would not say that she's overprotective. I would characterize her as hyper-vigilant, and loving, and doing her best," said Sandra Oh,"Ming.
"At that age, emotions are so confusing and they are just running high and low and that's really similar to what I experienced when I was 13, which is literally one of the years I was recording for Mei," said Rosalie Chiang,"Mei." Producer Lindsey Collins says that having a female director and a largely female staff on this film helped bring a lot of the genuine moments into fruition.
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