Toy Story 2
100%TomatometerSome things are too good to shelve.
A family fights to keep the land that holds its history.
Along the North Carolina coast, the Reels family’s land holds generations of memories and a hard-won sense of belonging. A property dispute threatens to take it away, drawing family members into a long struggle with the courts. Raoul Peck follows their efforts to protect both their homes and a legacy that reaches back to emancipation.
A personal account of land, family and unequal access to justice, with room for older children and adults to discuss how ownership can shape a community’s future.
The official US PG rating cites thematic content, language and brief smoking. Racial injustice, threatened eviction, incarceration and a prolonged legal struggle are central. The family’s distress and descriptions of discrimination may be upsetting, and the property-law issues may need explanation for younger viewers.
Our notes are a starting point, not an age recommendation. G and PG films can still include intense moments. You know your family best.
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Film facts: Apple TV US film listing · additional source . Checked 2026-11-09. Parent notes and recommendations by PG Pick. Artwork belongs to its respective studio.