This is one of those earnest family films that checks all the right boxes—nature, animals, personal growth, family healing—but might not have the storytelling magic to make it memorable. The 6.2 TMDB rating suggests it's competent but not captivating.

The premise is genuinely interesting: a kid who's failing at what society values (school) finds success in something society often overlooks (connecting with nature and wildlife). That's a valuable message, especially for kids who don't fit the academic mold.

But here's the thing: without stronger reviews or buzz, this feels like it might be a perfectly fine Saturday afternoon watch that your kids won't remember by Sunday. The themes are solid, the setting is beautiful, and it's safe—but is it engaging enough to compete with everything else out there? Hard to say.

If you've got a nature-loving kid or one who's struggling with school pressure, this could be surprisingly meaningful. For everyone else, it's probably a decent option when you've exhausted the A-list family films.