Moana

In ancient Polynesia, Moana, a spirited young woman chosen by the ocean, embarks on a daring voyage to save her people. Accompanied by the demigod Maui, she must navigate the vast ocean, face monstrous challenges, and restore the heart of Te Fiti to bring balance back to her island home.

Moana was a critical and commercial success, lauded for its vibrant animation, strong musical numbers, compelling storyline, and powerful performances. Critics praised its fresh take on Polynesian mythology and its empowering female protagonist, while audiences connected with its themes of self-discovery and environmentalism.

• Praised for its stunning animation and visually rich depiction of Polynesian culture.
• Celebrated for its catchy musical numbers and empowering portrayal of a young heroine.
• Commended for its engaging story that blends adventure with themes of identity and destiny.

Google audience: Audiences overwhelmingly loved Moana, highlighting its beautiful animation, memorable songs, and the strong, independent spirit of its main character. Many appreciated the respectful and vibrant representation of Polynesian culture.

Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song ('How Far I'll Go'). Won multiple Annie Awards.

The filmmakers consulted with a group of cultural experts, historians, anthropologists, and choreographers from various Pacific Islands to ensure an authentic representation of the cultures and traditions depicted.