Mr. Fox—a gentleman-thief turned newspaper columnist—can't help but go back to his old ways. But with three very nasty farmers on his tail, Mr. Fox, with the help of an all-animal ensemble, plans one last heist. Lovingly adapted from Roald Dahl’s classic children’s book, and co-written for the screen with Noah Baumbach, Wes Anderson’s first foray into the animated realm is a multi-generational feast for the eyes.
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Ragtag Cinema’s Screentime series invites kids and their families to foster a life-long passion for moviegoing. Beloved classics and newfound favorites share the screen in this unique, curated collection of all-ages cinema. Screenings are introduced by curators, staff, and special guests to spark the curiosity of Ragtag’s next generation of film-lovers.
While, our no-talking policy will be slightly relaxed to accommodate the why’s central to guiding little-ones’ cinematic journey, we ask to keep conversations brief and to a whisper. And to those without kids in tow—you’re welcome to experience these classics as well—we just ask you respect the magic.
Is it appropriate for my kid? We believe that age-appropriate concerns are personal, and unique to each family, parent, and child. We recommend Common Sense Media, and DoesTheDogDie as resources to make informed decisions.