Disney Movies and Cultural Themes

The video explores how Disney movies are inspired by real cultures, showcasing films like Encanto, Brave, Lilo and Stitch, Raya and the Last Dragon, Moana, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Ponyo, Coco, The Princess and the Frog, and Turning Red. Each film reflects cultural elements from Colombia, Scotland, Hawaii, Southeast Asia, Polynesia, France, Japan, Mexico, New Orleans, and cross-cultural identities, highlighting themes of diversity, mythology, traditions, and societal issues.

Which Disney movie is set in Colombia and reflects its cultural diversity?

• Moana

• Encanto

• Brave

• Coco

What cultural element is prominently featured in Disney's 'Brave'?

• Mexican Marigolds

• Polynesian Tattoos

• Scottish Tartans

• Hawaiian Ohana

In 'Lilo and Stitch', what Hawaiian concept extends the meaning of family?

• Kuleana

• Mahalo

• Ohana

• Aloha

Which movie celebrates Southeast Asian culture through its setting and traditions?

• The Princess and the Frog

• Raya and the Last Dragon

• Encanto

• Ponyo

What is a key theme in 'Moana' related to Polynesian society?

• Nobility and Class

• Wayfinding and Identity

• Ancestral Bonds

• Voodoo and Jazz

Which Disney film addresses themes of race, class, and religion in 15th century France?

• Brave

• Coco

• The Hunchback of Notre Dame

• Turning Red

What cultural aspect is highlighted in 'Ponyo'?

• Colombian Music

• Japanese Mythology

• Scottish Folklore

• Hawaiian Dance

Which movie is known for its accurate depiction of Mexican culture and the Day of the Dead?

• Encanto

• Coco

• Brave

• Moana

In 'The Princess and the Frog', which cultural practice is prominently featured?

• Scottish Nobility

• Southern Voodoo

• Polynesian Wayfinding

• Japanese Ramen

What is a central theme in 'Turning Red' related to first-generation immigrant teens?

• Hawaiian Ohana

• Medieval Nobility

• Intercultural Conflict

• Polynesian Mythology