Every movie George Lucas makes is extremely personal. That’s obvious in films like American Graffiti, which is set in Lucas’ hometown of Modesto, California and follows a group of teenagers who love cruising in their cars just like he did as a teen. But even his Star Wars movies are personal as well. Lucas saw himself in Luke Skywalker, the farm boy from a remote little town in the middle of nowhere (i.e. Modesto) who yearns of leaving his home for a big life full of adventure.

But the parallels don’t stop there. Believe it or not, the much-maligned Star Wars prequels also contain tons of elements of George Lucas’ life in that time period as well, including his divorce from his first wife. The films became his way of working through all of the issues he was going through in his personal life, and in that regard, they are actually pretty interesting.

Watch our full breakdown of the autobiographical elements in the prequels (and all of Star Wars) below:

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