Migration follows a family of ducks whose overly cautious father finally agrees to something wilder than the backyard pond: a cross-country flight toward New York City.
What is Migration about?
The 2023 animated comedy centers on a duck household pulled between the father's instinct to stay safe and the rest of the family's hunger to see the world beyond their pond. What starts as a single overdue vacation turns into a sprawling migration south, with the flock crossing cities, weather, and unfamiliar skies together. Director Benjamin Renner builds the journey around slapstick set pieces and warm family friction rather than a single villain or twist, letting the comedy come from mismatched personalities forced to cooperate mid-flight. The film keeps its stakes grounded in the family unit itself: whether an overprotective parent can loosen his grip, and whether the rest of the flock can talk him into trusting them.
About the cast
The voice cast lends the flock its comic rhythm: Kumail Nanjiani, Elizabeth Banks, Caspar Jennings, Tresi Gazal, Awkwafina, Carol Kane, Keegan-Michael Key and Danny DeVito all appear, giving the household a mix of anxious energy and deadpan wit across the ensemble.
Context & significance
Migration sits at the intersection of action, adventure, animation, comedy, family and fantasy, a genre spread that lets Renner move between chase sequences and quieter domestic beats inside the same runtime. It's a United States, Canada and France co-production, the kind of cross-border animation pipeline that's become common for studio family films of this scale. Renner, known for character-driven animated comedy, keeps the visual style bright and kinetic without losing the small, specific gags that anchor each family member.
Watching Migration on Ktime
Migration streams on K-Time with a Farsi dubbed track and Persian subtitles, so the film plays naturally for viewers who want the dialogue in Farsi or prefer the original soundtrack with Persian text on screen. The page itself is free to browse; watching the film just needs a K-Time account login, and the rest of the site's Farsi-first interface makes it easy for Persian-speaking households to find and queue up next.