
All ages
Song of the South
Best from age 8 · G · 1946 · 94 min
All agesBest from age 8 · G · 1946 · 94 min · Family · Animation
Song of the South
A young boy named Johnny struggles to adjust to life on his grandmother's plantation after his parents separate. He finds solace and wisdom in the stories of Uncle Remus, who shares tales of Br'er Rabbit and his adventures, helping Johnny cope with his emotions and find joy in his new surroundings.
What's in it
0 = none · 10 = intenseViolence & peril
Mild1/10
Language
Mild1/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
None0/10
Romance & sensuality
None0/10
Scary moments
Mild2/10
Heads up
- Depictions of the Reconstruction era that may be uncomfortable or require discussion
- Stereotypical portrayals of Black characters
- Some scenes might be unsettling for very young viewers (very) young children (e.g., animal traps)
Models well
- Coping with change
- Finding joy
- Empathy
- Imagination
Talk about it after
- Historical context of the film's setting
- How stories can help us understand feelings
- Interpreting complex relationships
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Cast & crew
Song of the South - Trailer #12 - 1986 Reissue Trailer (35mm 4K)
Song of the South - 1972 Reissue Trailer (35mm 4K)





