The Last Whale Singer

In this animated ocean fantasy, a young humpback whale named Vincent is orphaned after his father Humphrey — the legendary 'Whale Singer' who protects the sea with his magical song — dies in a tragic accident. Thrust into his destiny before he has found his own voice, Vincent teams up with his loyal remora friend Walter and an orca companion, Dayra, to journey into the ocean's darkest depths after a melting glacier unleashes a monstrous creature. The film weaves in themes of grief, courage, perseverance, and teamwork, alongside a clear environmental message about the impact of human activity (such as ship strikes and melting glaciers) on marine ecosystems. There is no explicit LGBTQ+, disability, or neurodiverse representation depicted; the film's diversity is reflected mainly through its international voice cast and its ensemble of differently-abled sea creature friends who each bring unique strengths to the group's quest.