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• Puss in Boots. The Last Wish

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  Antonio Banderas's Puss in Boots became a standout star of the Shrek movies and this adventure film was a box office smash!

• Encanto

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  Come for "We Don't Talk About Bruno" and "Surface Pressure," stay for the tender story of Mirabel and the magic that has protected her Colombian family for ages.

• Rio

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  A Spix's macaw, who is highly domesticated, must escape dangers aplenty in his birth country of Brazil. Expertly researched, the animators studied birds to get their movements correct for the film.

• The Book of Life

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  A tour guide tells the story of a Mexican town called San Angel and the book containing all the world's stories, The Book of Life. She goes on to tell the story of two underworld rulers and the bet they make over three young people.

• Spy Kids

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  Robert Rodriguez, who has been making movies for adults, really wanted to make a movie for his kids. The result is the first in a series of films focusing on the Cortez family.

• Dora and the Lost City of Gold

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  Dora the Explorer made her live-action debut in this well-reviewed adventure flick! Just a fun romp for the whole family.

• Vivo

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  Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote the music for this fun animated adventure set in cuba about a song that will express true love and the kinkajou and girl who must deliver it.

• Ferdinand

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  Set in Spain, this adaptation of Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson's classic children's book received multiple awards nominations.

• Coco

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  Pixar's film, inspired by the Mexican Day of the Dead, follows Miguel as he is taken to the land of the dead to find his great-great-grandfather.

• Maya & Miguel. Twice the Fun

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  A PBS Kids Go! series that features Mexican/Puerto Rican twins who learn to do good for their family and their community.

• Elena of Avalor. Ready to Rule

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  Creators of this series took great strides to be respectful of the Latin American inspired fairy tale world that features Disney's latina princess!