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How 'Luca' teaches us to let go, according to the cast

"Eventually you have to let go...and let these kids develop their own callouses on their hands."
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How 'Luca' teaches us to let go, according to the cast
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Jim Gaffigan, Jacob Tremblay, and Jack Dylan Grazer join Luca director Enrico Casarosa in discussing the importance of parents letting their kids have their own adventures.

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