Film is for everybody, and this Pride Month we’re sharing some of our favourite inclusive family friendly films that champion love and diversity.
We picked 10 of our favourites to inspire young filmmakers with heart-warming stories and engaging characters that everyone can join in with.
1: Coco (2017)
Top of our list of inclusive family films is this beautiful Pixar film about family bonds, acceptance, and following your dreams. Coco powerfully showcases unconditional love and accepting family members for who they are.
2. Luca (2021)
Another Pixar gem, Luca tells the story of friendship, self-acceptance and being true to yourself. Many viewers have interpreted it as a beautiful metaphor for coming out and finding acceptance. Luca sits proudly on our list of inclusive family films this Pride month.
3. Onward (2020)
Onward features Disney’s first openly LGBTQ+ character and focuses on brotherhood, acceptance and the many forms that family love can take. As we celebrate Pride 2025, Onward is a great inclusive family film choice.
4. The Mitchells vs The Machines (2021)
The Mitchells vs The Machines celebrates family differences and includes a proudly LGBTQ+ character. It’s all about accepting each other’s quirks and loving unconditionally.
5. Strange World (2022)
Disney’s adventure film features a teen character exploring his identity, including his crush on another boy, while emphasising family support. If you’re looking for inclusive family films this Pride month, Strange World comes highly recommended!
6. Turning Red (2022)
While focused on coming-of-age themes, Turning Red beautifully portrays self-acceptance, family understanding, and celebrating what makes you unique.
7. The Half Of It (2020)
The Half of It is thoughtful coming-of-age story about friendship, identity, and love in its many forms. Perfect for older children and teens.
8. Love, Simon (2018)
A heartwarming teen romance about coming out and finding acceptance from friends and family, Love, Simon is great for families with teenagers.
9. The Way He Looks (2014)
A gentle Brazilian film about a blind teenager discovering his identity and first love. Beautifully handles themes of acceptance and self-discovery. Great for teens.
10. In A Heartbeat (2017)
A beautiful 4-minute animated short about a young boy’s crush. Perfect for sparking conversations about love and acceptance with younger viewers.
