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Inside Out

Film · 2015 · Pete Docter, Pixar

The emotions inside an eleven-year-old girl's head struggle to cope when her family moves to a new city.

Type

Film

Released

2015

Director

Pete Docter, Pixar

Length

94 min · One sitting

Rated

MPA PG

Critics' average

91/100 across 4 published scores

Genres

Animation · Family · Coming of age · Computer animation · Comedy

What it feels like

Coming of age · Family · Mental health · Funny · Uplifting · Melancholic

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