Movies and TvShows featuring "spring-the-season" theme.

In 'Over the Hedge (2006)', a scheming raccoon named RJ convinces a mismatched family of forest creatures, including a squirrel, a skunk, and a tortoise, to invade a new suburban sprawl to repay a debt of food. They learn important lessons about family and the human world. Spring has arrived, and the animals awaken from their winter hibernation to find their forest cut in half and their food source gone. RJ, played by Bruce Willis, reveals the abundance of food found in suburbia and convinces the animals to venture over the hedge. A humorous and heartwarming adventure ensues as they navigate the challenges of the human world and the lessons of friendship and family.

A fox named Tod and a hound named Copper vow to be best friends forever. However, as Copper becomes a hunting dog, their unlikely friendship faces a challenging test.

Former U.S. Army Captain Nathan Algren is hired to train the newly created Imperial Japanese Army, but he becomes trapped in a struggle between modernization and traditional samurai culture.

In Blithe Spirit, a crime writer seeks inspiration from a mystic, but accidentally summons the ghost of his deceased wife. Chaos ensues as his current wife becomes increasingly jealous of the supernatural presence, leading to a hilarious series of events involving revenge, farce, and attempts at murder.

Tots TV is a British children's television programme, produced by Ragdoll Productions and Central. The programme featured three ragdoll friends: Tilly, a French girl, with red hair, who speaks in basic French, Tom, a blue haired boy with glasses, and Tiny, the youngest Tot, who is smaller than the others and has green hair. Tots TV was written by two of its puppeters - Robin Stevens and Andrew Davenport with Tilly played by three actresses - initially Veronique Deroulede, then Claire Carre and Alexandra Hogg. The series won two BAFTA awards for its producer Anne Wood and director Vic Finch. Originally broadcast in the UK on the ITV network, CBeebies, the BBC's television channel for young children,pick up the series from 2004. The Series was also broadcast in the United States on the PBS network from 1996 with 'Tilly speaking Spanish, instead of French. In 2000 Discovery Kids broadcast the series throughout Central and South America, the Caribbean and the Falkland Islands.

A philosophy teacher invites a young woman to live with her during her vacation. As they spend more time together, jealousy arises and a series of misunderstandings ensue, ultimately leading to an unexpected turn of events.

Infinitely Polar Bear is a heartwarming and comedic film that tells the story of a father with bipolar disorder named Cam Stuart. After Cam's wife Maggie decides to go to business school in New York, Cam is left to take care of their two young daughters. Despite his struggles with mental illness, Cam is determined to prove that he can be a loving and responsible father. The film follows Cam as he navigates the challenges of parenting, dealing with his own illness, and trying to hold his family together.

Lars Lindstrom, a socially awkward young man, develops an unconventional relationship with a doll he meets on the internet. As he introduces the doll, Bianca, to his family and the town, they begin treating her as if she were real. Through this experience, Lars starts to interact more with people and eventually forms a bond with a woman named Margo. However, tragedy strikes when Bianca falls ill and eventually dies. Lars, having gained newfound self-confidence, asks Margo to take a walk with him, signaling his growth and acceptance of adult responsibilities.

Set in a high school, 'Dou kyu sei – Classmates' follows the story of two classmates as they navigate the complexities of first love and their growing feelings for each other. The film explores themes of teenage romance, self-discovery, and the challenges faced by young gay individuals in society.

XX/XY follows the story of three college friends who navigate through the ups and downs of love, friendship, and personal growth. As they face the challenges of commitment, responsibility, and their own fears, they must confront the choices they have made and the consequences that come with them. Through laughter, tears, and unexpected twists, XX/XY explores the complexities of relationships and the journey to find oneself.

After her husband unexpectedly disappears, a mother of four daughters finds solace and unexpected companionship with a radio DJ in an unlikely friendship that helps her confront her anger and grief.

Imaginary Heroes tells the story of a suburban family who is forced to confront their secrets and deal with the aftermath of a tragedy. The film explores themes of loss, grief, and the complexity of family relationships.

Snow Queen is a TV show about a teenage girl who embarks on a journey to rescue her father from the clutches of the Snow Queen. Along the way, she encounters various magical creatures and overcomes obstacles to save her father.

Little Forest tells the story of a young woman who decides to leave the city and returns to her rural hometown to live a simple life. Throughout the changing seasons, she reconnects with nature, cultivates her own food, and learns to appreciate the beauty of the countryside.

Intermezzo: A Love Story is a romantic drama film released in 1939. The movie tells the story of a famous violinist who falls in love with his talented piano student. Their passionate affair becomes complicated when the violinist's wife discovers the truth, leading to a series of emotional and heartbreaking events. The film explores themes of love, passion, duty, and the consequences of infidelity.

Daddy Long Legs is a musical film set in Paris, France. It tells the story of a young orphan who is sponsored to attend college in America by a mysterious benefactor. As she navigates through her new life, she discovers love, her hidden identity, and the importance of family.

Another Year follows a couple in their 60s, Tom and Gerri, and their interactions with their family and friends over the course of a year. Through a series of vignettes, the film explores themes of aging, relationships, and the ups and downs of life.

The Four Seasons is a 1981 comedy-drama film that follows the lives of four couples as they navigate through the different seasons of the year. The movie explores themes of friendship, neurosis, midlife crisis, and husband-wife relationships. Set against the backdrop of vacations, divorces, and arguments, the characters deal with their own personal struggles and come to realize the importance of love and friendship. With a touch of humor and heartwarming moments, The Four Seasons is a delightful exploration of life's ups and downs.

Andy Hardy, a teenager in a small town in America, gets infatuated with his teacher and experiences confusion and despair as he navigates through his teenage crush. Along the way, he also deals with family relationships, courtroom drama, con men, and a marriage proposal.

Born in China is a documentary that explores the wildlife of China, capturing the beauty and wonder of nature. It follows the lives of various animals, including pandas, snow leopards, and monkeys, as they navigate the challenges of their environment and strive to survive.