Best Family Movies of All Time

We’ve compiled the best family movies.

While the country is going through difficult times with the earthquake that took place in Kahramanmaraş on February 6, while trying cooperating with the earthquake victims affected by the disaster, on the other hand we are trying to cope with this difficult process as individually. Our hands, who have been clamped together since the very first moment, do not only carry various aid and food supplies to the disaster area, but also try to increase hope. The “Cinema of Hope” established by a group of artists in tent cities for children in disaster areas is one of these healing examples. Cinema shows held in different cities affected by the earthquake, in tent cities or sometimes in hospitals, are among the activities organized to keep the morale of children affected by the earthquake high. In this great pain that affects the whole society, those of us who are outside the provinces where the disaster took place are also looking for ways to protect their individual well-being. For some of us, it means getting together with our family and watching a movie we love again, just like in the “Cinema of Hope”. That’s exactly why we’ve compiled movies that you can watch when the whole family gets together.

Alcarràs by Clara Simon (2022)

Clara Simon’s Golden Bear-winning film Alcarràs was one of the most talked about films of the past year. The film tells the story of the Solé family, who have been cultivating and cultivating peaches for generations in the Catalonia village of Alcarràs. Carrying the last days of a summer season with a Mediterranean climate, the movie takes the audience to a dinner table set among peach orchards while questioning the dynamics of being a family.

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory by Mel Stuart (1971)

Adapted from Roald Dahl’s novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is one of the most cult musicals ever. The film opens the door to a mysterious and fascinating world when the owner, Willy Wonka, who has never stepped out of the world’s most popular chocolate factory, opens the doors of the chocolate factory to five children one day.