Turtle Tale celebrates diversity in all sorts of ways—between people, specifically through their talents and passions, and between animals, with a cast of critters who speak to one another in live action. As films for young audiences go, an ensemble-driven storyline seems a rarity, and the film truly embraces that.
There is a lot for younger viewers to appreciate here, especially when it comes to learning about animals and how they live together and interact with each other. What is most interesting to observe is how the animals leave in peace and relative tranquility until we see the plot thicken as the control falls in the human characters’ laps. The turtles, in turn, have no control over what happens to their pond, their home. The humans are left to pick up the pieces and fix what does not belong to them. From this film, children can learn about how to treat others well, and how to watch over the innocent; in this case, the animals. Turtle Tale is a fun, appropriate Dove-Approved film for All Ages. It is rich and full of heart!
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