Besides “COCO”, these are the best Day of the Dead movies to learn about Mexican tradition – Disney (courtesy)
When you talk about movie day of the deadthe famous Mexican tradition that is celebrated on November 2 every year, ‘COCONUT’by Disney is one of the most famous titles in the world, but this is not the only story where you can learn from the screen what this holiday means and what it celebrates.
The book of life
With a 20th Century Fox production, this is one of the more controversial animated films due to its resemblance to “COCO” even though its premiere was actually earlier, in 2014 and although it has some obvious differences from the Disney production, what is true is that they both have a very similar storyline, so they are constantly being compared.
Similarly to ‘COCO’, ‘The book of life’is available in the Disney + catalog and you can watch it the day you want at no additional cost for your subscription, to enjoy the exciting story of Manolo, who wants to devote himself to music but his family has decided his fate since he was born and embark on an odyssey through 3 fantastic worlds to take control of your future.
to the bone
Among the films of the Day of the Dead, ‘to the bone’is one of the most famous titles, as it has been critically acclaimed, but the truth is that this is a short film that is only 12 minutes long and you can see it on YouTube, but its way of presenting the Mexican tradition has been indicated as one of the best, so it can’t be missing from this list.
Directed and written by René Castillo, this famous short film on the Day of the Dead stars the voices of Bruno Bichir, Daniel Cubillo, Eugenia León and tells the story of a man who has just died and on his journey to the underworld must make peace with death. to recognize that his life has changed forever.
Day of death
To get to the bottom of this list, it is impossible to leave behind ‘Day of the Dead’which also in its name speaks of this famous Mexican tradition and as’ COCO’ is an animated production that has been very popular among children and adults thanks to its exciting and colorful family history.
This animated film is available in the Amazon Prime Video catalog and, like the previous ones on this list, details how to live this colorful Mexican tradition and cempasuchil flower, where the death of loved ones is celebrated. another world and with whom we will meet one day.
Source: Nacion Flix
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