 When he moves to a sprawling estate with his father, the boy meets a talking heron who promises to reunite Mojito with his deceased mom. Mystical spiritual elements blend with a grieving boy's desire to reconnect with his dead mother here. Mild profanity shows up too, as does threatening violence. So we're giving The Boy and the Heron a three out of five for family friendliness. You can read the full review at PluggedIn.com slash radio. I'm Adam Holtz for Focus on the Family's Plugged In.