hmm, as for - feliks scryznecki, I believe it probably cannot relate to Finding Nemo too well, due to the idea that there isnt any physical movement from one place to another in that poem.
Rather, that poem focuses on the concept of change and assimilation into a society. Finding Nemo supplemented with Crossing the Red Sea and Wind in the willows can be combined to form a very powerful argument. Due to the fact that it challanges the concept of Choice, Why does an individual undertake a journey? Are they forced by friends, or do they embark upon this journey on their own free will. This is only a start up point.. I would probably be able to relate it quite good. The same medium being used with Crossing the Red Sea and Finding Nemo is quite effective, for the sea strongly symbolises the diversity of our choices, and the uncertainty of our future. I've also had a though, Ivory trails is also a good choice with Finding Nemo, and Crossing the Red Sea..
Oh well, I hope I assisted you... cos I still gotta re-edit my essay the 5th time.. >.<
Good luck, I'm sure you'll do really well..
Aeolior