Kiki's Delivery Service

Movie · 1989

A young witch sets out on her own to complete a year of independent training, running a broomstick delivery service in a charming seaside city. The story is gentle and heartfelt, with its biggest challenges being emotional rather than frightening.

Comfortably suits most children from about age 5 and up, with younger viewers likely needing a little reassurance during a few tense moments.

Scary imageryPeril & tensionLoss & griefBig emotionsLoud or startling sounds

If you’d rather skip

Scary imagery0:12:00Mild

Kiki flies through a thunderstorm at night with heavy rain and lightning, which may startle younger viewers.

Big emotions1:01:00Mild

Kiki loses her ability to fly and speak with her cat, and becomes withdrawn and sad, which can feel upsetting for children who connect with her.

Loss & grief1:01:00Mild

Kiki's loss of confidence and magic is a natural opening to talk with children about self-doubt, burnout, and how rest and friendship can help.

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