
Coraline
Best from age 9 · PG · 2009 · 100 min
Coraline
Moving to a new house, Coraline discovers a secret door to a seemingly perfect parallel world. But this dazzling fantasy holds a dark secret, demanding a frightening sacrifice from her. She must use her courage to escape the Other Mother and save her family.
What's in it
0 = none · 10 = intenseViolence & peril
Moderate4/10
Language
Mild1/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
None0/10
Romance & sensuality
None0/10
Scary moments
Strong7/10
Heads up
- Visually spooky atmosphere
- Characters with button eyes
- Implied threat of child abduction
Models well
- Courage and bravery
- Appreciating your own family
- Imagination and discovery
Talk about it after
- What makes the "Other World" initially appealing?
- How does Coraline show bravery even when scared?
- The difference between fantasy and reality
Cast & crew
Behind the Scenes: Animating Other Father
Animator’s Eye: The Inspiration Behind Mr. Bobinsky
Sketch to Screen: Animating Coraline’s Garden Party
Coraline Ambience: Sounds from the Other World
15th Anniversary Encore
Henry Selick on Coraline and his love of stop-motion animation | BFI in Conversation
Coraline actor Teri Hatcher and director Henry Selick | BFI Q&A
"Unwinding the Web" Live Action Scene





