Soul (dir. Pete Docter).

Pixar has made another inventive tale about the essence of being by using traditional animated storytelling to layer ideas about existence and a purpose to living. Disguised as a film about jazz and general musical appreciation, [It’s] so very warm in how it visualizes its ideas about death, purpose, and finding your own meaning in life. It happens to also superbly insert more than enough broad situational humour wrapped in a sweetly philosophical message of exisential midlife crisis.