"#4 Coco - With perfectly timed Spanglish and an entirely Latino voice cast, Pixar's Coco broke the mold, celebrating Mexican culture with its bright colors and beautifully constructed animation. We fall in love with the Riviera family, as Miguel travels through the Land of the Dead to discover a love deeper than his love of guitar: the love of family. A children's movie, yes. But Coco reaches beyond the superficial as we watch Miguel and his great, great grandparents (some of whom are already dead) learn through each other to discover their true selves. To move away from the ""rip-off"" of culture that was The Book of Life, Pixar's Coco brings us characters that are human and real, who have a deep culture but also dynamic and emotional actions, giving young children (and adults) a bright celebration of what it really means to have representation."
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