Are the 2015 Academy Nominated Animated Shorts family friendly?

Here's my thoughts on the Animated shorts:

TL;DR : Content is probably fine... better with 10+ probably?

Minor spoilers below.

• Me and My Moulton - About a kid. If you're extremely puritanical, there's a short sequence of nude, animated, barely anatomical male and female bodies... and a granny in underwear. Non-sexual. There's also a brief moment of gun violence.

• Feast - About a guy, his dog, and the lady in their life, told through the dog's dinner bowl. Disney. Nothing here.

• The Bigger Picture - About two sons caring for their aging mother. Real life situations that aren't particularly pleasant but no violence or nudity.

• A Single Life - A woman going through various parts of her life. Nothing here. (really funny, though and only 2 minutes long!)

• The Dam Keeper - A pig who lives on the dam for their town is teased by his school peers. Major themes in this one are about bullying... probably actually good for a kid to see, provided parents are willing to discuss with the kid.

Where I saw the shorts, they included four additional shorts. They were all fine, too.

• Sweet Cocoon - A caterpillar needs some help getting into her cocoon. Animated bugs. Very French.

• Footprints - A man is woken in the night and follows footprints to figure out who broke his window. Contains a shotgun and some gunfire.

• Duet - A boy and girl growing up through life's various stages. Nothing here.

• Bus Story - A woman wants to be a school bus driver and this follows her first year doing it. Mild, accidental animal violence.