Best animated film of 2024 according to Césars and Oscars and it's from Latvia (with help from Belgium and France)
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Watched it with my kid, loved it.
What ages would you say this is appropriate for?
IIRC any.
Having just watched it with little ones I mostly concur - any - but would suggest that with kids <= 6 be a watchful parent/guardian during some of the more intense scenes. Not due to anything graphic, just a few emotionally harrowing bits where I saw my co-viewers gripping the armrests with widening eyes, so had to whisper that I think it will all be fine in a moment.