In 16th-century Virginia, Pocahontas, a spirited and independent Native American woman, lives a life filled with nature and the traditions of her tribe. She forms a strong bond with the natural world, and especially with a playful raccoon named Meeko and a wise and talkative hummingbird named Flit.

When English colonists arrive, led by the ambitious Governor John Smith, Pocahontas is initially wary of the newcomers. However, she is drawn to John’s adventurous spirit and kind heart. The two develop a deep affection for each other despite the cultural divide and the threat of war between their people.

As tensions escalate between the colonists and the Native Americans, Pocahontas must choose between her love for John and her loyalty to her tribe. She uses her unique connection to both cultures to attempt to create peace, but powerful forces threaten to tear them apart.

“Pocahontas” is a beautifully animated film exploring themes of love, courage, understanding, and the need for peace. It depicts the complex relationship between Native Americans and European colonizers and encourages audiences to consider the value of different cultures and perspectives.

Time: 3:15-5:00 pm EST

Free!