11 movies about nature recommended by KindiWise families, with the right age for each one. Top rated: The Lighthouse of the Orcas, Princess Mononoke, My Neighbor Totoro.

Based on a true case; autism-focused collections highlight it for portraying, with rigor, the sensory bond between a child with ASD and nature.

Recommended for teenagers for its complex view of respect for nature and its critique of consumerism.

Two sisters move to the countryside while their mother is in the hospital and discover that the big tree in their garden is home to the Totoros,...

A shepherd girl and her dog try to bring spring back to the mountain, helped by the spirits of the forest. A free (Blender) animated short,...

A young fawn grows up in the forest with his friends Thumper and Flower. A gentle classic about growing up, friendship and nature, with one sad...

A huge, good-natured rabbit sees three rowdy rodents ruin his morning in the forest... and plans his revenge. A free (Blender) animated short,...
A fun sci-fi adventure where Logger Vick and the bears travel to the future to save the world, ideal for encouraging teamwork and frustration...

A Blender short with a Patagonian llama and lots of humor, with no dialogue and just a minute and a half long. It is the first in the Caminandes...

A robot shipwrecked on a wild island learns to live with the animals and ends up caring for an orphaned duckling. Beautiful, moving and full of heart.

A 3D animated short by ESMA students, with beautiful visual work.
The Lighthouse of the OrcasMovie · ages 9-12
Princess MononokeMovie · ages 13+
My Neighbor TotoroMovie · ages 6-8
SpringMovie · ages 7+
BambiMovie · ages 3+
Big Buck BunnyMovie · ages 4-12
Caminandes 1: Llama DramaMovie · ages 3-10
The Wild RobotMovie · ages 6-12
Sweet CocoonMovie · ages 4-12