Cinema for children: animated films that talk about death

Cinema for children: animated films that talk about death

Talking about death is a subject that is not always pleasant to do, especially when it comes to discussing it with the little ones in the house, and one way to approach it can be the animated films.

During this holiday on streaming platforms you can find some alternatives for children to understand about this part of life.

Here are some suggestions:

‘Coconut’

It is probably one of the most traditional, after its premiere in 2017. The story focuses on Miguel, a boy who wants to become a musician, however, he will encounter some obstacles, because his family wants him to be a shoemaker. One of those normal days for Miguel something unexpected happened and he moved to the Land of the Dead and to get out of there he must receive the blessing of one of his relatives who has already passed away. Available on Disney+.

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‘Onwards’ (2020)

Ian and Barley are two elf brothers. With a bit of magic, they take a trip to share with their deceased father, something that the mother of these two teenagers did not count on. Concerned about her children, she will also undertake the journey to bring them back. Available on Disney+.

‘The legend of the Nahuala’ (2007)

The main character of this film is Leo, who will have the mission of rescuing his brother Nando, who has been subjected to the Nahuala curse. Available on Disney+ and Netflix.

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‘Kubo and the two magic strings’ (2016)

Kubo is a great storyteller, however, during one of those moments, he accidentally summoned an evil spirit, so he must go on an expedition to solve this incident. Available on Apple TV.

‘Day of the Dead’ (2019)

The story revolves around Salma, a 16-year-old teenager. She didn’t know her parents and to learn about them she goes on a magical adventure of discovery. Available on Prime Video.

‘How to train your dragon 2’ (2014)

Hiccup along with his dragon friend get lost in a cave, where without imagining it the little one will meet someone very special, his mother. Immediately she will guide and advise him, so the dragon will be involved in this experience and together they will have to face new life situations. Available on HBO Max, Prime Video and Apple TV. (YO)

Source: Eluniverso

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