Coco follows the story of a young boy, an aspiring musician who in a strange turn of events visits the Land Of The Dead to find answers to his family’s ancestral ban on music. The story is heartfelt and it did make me weep more than once during its duration. The screenplay is extremely well written. Firstly as the movie is set in Mexico, it gives the audience a glimpse into their culture. Now, I am a fan of cultures and it gave me an impression of how similar humanity thinks despite having varied and diverse cultures. Here, the ‘Remembering the Dead Day’ was something that we do too back home. Secondly, the characterisation was one of the strong points of the film! The family shown resembled my family(or so I thought) especially the character of the grandmother. And knowing it is a Disney movie, the emotions just come naturally to you while watching the main protagonist in pursue of the truth. And at the cost of repeating myself, is it even a Disney Movie if it doesn’t make you cry! I am pretty sure this story would have impacted people and their families across the globe. The essence of the story was the human emotions which would be relatable to many many people. And you will need to keep those tissues handy in the climax where you will weep or wail like a baby. That is when the circle is complete and the emotions touch your heart so much so that it is difficult to hold your tears back. But like all Disney Films, this is a happy film and it is more of the celebration of the dead thereby remembering them in the pink of their health knowing fully well that they are watching you with a wide smile! What an incredibly good screenplay!