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‘Toy Story 5’ highlights the changing state of play
The film Toy Story 5 examines how play functions in the modern era, according to Nathaniel Hunter for U.S. Catholic.
The series uses the concept of play to explore contemporary social shifts. Hunter notes that while the United Nations describes play as a tool for child development, the film treats the subject as a complex examination of current times.
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