“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio,” January 12, 2023 (2022), Netflix. It’s certainly not Walt Disney’s “Pinocchio,” although the cricket, Gepetto, and the little-carved wooden boy who come alive through magical intervention are all there. A carnival-man replaces the con-artist of the earlier film It won this year’s Golden Globe for best animated feature. This stop-motion animation production is, like the others, a story of love, greed, and selflessness, but like so much of del Toro’s work (“Pan’s Labyrinth,” “The Shape of Water,”) is also an anti-fascist/anti-authoritarian statement. Set in World War I and Mussolini’s Italy, it chronicles the cruelty of war and the fascists efforts to use the boy who could not die as the perfect Italian male/soldier, Pinocchio’s efforts to earn his father’s love, and Gepetto’s efforts to save his son. A wonderful set of voices (have fun with that—I will say we loved Tilda Swinton as the Wood Sprites.)