"Wolfwalkers," a 2020 animated film by Cartoon Saloon, is primarily a coming-of-age story set in 17th-century Ireland, focusing on themes of nature, friendship, and cultural conflict. While it does not explicitly center on LGBTQ themes, it presents strong emotional connections between its characters, particularly between the protagonists Robyn and Mebh. Some viewers interpret their bond as having deeper, possibly romantic undertones, but the film itself does not label their relationship as LGBTQ. Its focus remains on friendship and acceptance.

"Wolfwalkers" is generally considered suitable for older children and families. It features beautiful animation and a captivating story about friendship and nature. The film does contain some mild violence and dark themes, including conflict and loss, which may be intense for very young viewers. However, it carries positive messages about understanding and respecting nature, as well as personal growth. Parents may want to watch it with younger children to discuss its themes, but it is rated PG and is appropriate for most kids aged 8 and up.

"Wolfwalkers" is an animated film available on Apple TV+, not Netflix. Released in 2020, it's directed by Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart, and part of the "Irish Folklore Trilogy." The story is set in 17th-century Ireland and follows a young apprentice hunter named Robyn who befriends a girl named Mebh, who can transform into a wolf at night. As they uncover the magical world of the Wolfwalkers, themes of friendship, nature, and resistance against oppression are explored. The film has received critical acclaim for its stunning animation and storytelling.