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March 11, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) – Raya and the Last Dragon, Disney’s latest full-length animated film, looks in many ways like a liberal propagandist’s dream come true. Set in South-East Asia, it’s the tale of a lone warrior princess, Raya, whose mission is to find the “last dragon” who alone can save the entire world from its evil, elusive enemy – the shapeless, cloud-like “Druun” monsters that she calls a “mindless plague.”
In a way, Raya personifies China. But not an aggressive China, seeking dominance over the world: her message is one of unity and tolerance, of trust and faith in humanity in difficult times. Does this ring a bell in these times of COVID? It should, because Raya and the Last Dragon is a didactic film, a story with a moral.
A brief synopsis is necessary in order to understand how the message works. Raya is born into a land fraught with division and rivalry among five tribes. Once prosperous and united Kumandra, 500 years ago, was the dwelling-place of dragons who lived in perfect harmony with humans, and brought
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