This Wednesday, November 27, the highly anticipated Vaiana 2 is released in theaters in France. The cartoon offers families a unique adventure in the vast seas of Oceania. This new chapter follows our favorite heroine, Moana, called by her ancestors for a perilous mission to forgotten waters.
Always accompanied by the demigod Maui and new colorful characters, this film promises to captivate young and old. Also find Hei Hei and Pua in this magical epic that celebrates courage and exploration. This brand new journey will be an opportunity to meet new characters, like his little sister Simea, who will bring a comic touch, and to face new challenges, including a gigantic sea creature and the return of the Kakamoras.
If you liked Vaiana, you will love Vaiana 2! But can all children discover it?
Moana 2, at what age can a child see it in the cinema?
With a duration of 1h40, Moana 2 is slightly longer than Disney classics like Snow White (1h23) or The Little Mermaid (1h22). This factor can influence the ability of children, especially younger ones, to remain attentive throughout the projection. In general, this animated film is recommended for children from 4 or 5 years old, an age where they are able to follow a slightly longer plot and manage the pace of the sometimes intense scenes.
However, if your child is used to watching films or cartoons of comparable length at home and shows an interest in this type of adventure, he might also enjoy this experience earlier. For younger children, it may be useful to schedule sessions in the morning or early afternoon, when they are well rested, and to check their tolerance to a dark and busy room.
Why doesn’t Moana have the same name in the United States?
Did you know that the Disney movie Moana has another name in the United States, where it is called Moana? This change, far from being a simple whim, can be explained by legal and cultural reasons. In Europe, and particularly in Italy, the name “Moana” is already associated with a well-known personality, Moana Pozzi, which could have caused copyright conflicts.
To avoid any problems, Disney therefore chose to rename the heroine Vaiana, a word which evokes spring water and remains in perfect harmony with the Polynesian universe of the film.
Source: RTL
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