Cartoon Movie 2017: Five Innovative Family Films Out of Europe
European animation producers are putting forward a new vision for family-oriented animated features. Here’s some exciting upcoming projects.
European animation producers are putting forward a new vision for family-oriented animated features. Here’s some exciting upcoming projects.
Nathan Jurevicius’ character brand Scarygirl is turning into a cg feature.
‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ beat three Disney animated features for the BAFTA feature animation prize.
Illumination doesn’t publish ‘art of’ books for its films, but you can still get a behind-the-scenes look at how their films are designed.
A villager whose role is to observe clouds in search for inspiration for the village’s sacrificial rituals has an unusual vision.
Here’s a stranger thing.
Disney CEO Bob Iger confirms his intentions to pursue a relationship with Donald Trump.
The coolest semi-truck racing dog is coming to Netflix in a new stop-motion series.
The sequel to “The Lego Movie” has a new director.
The BAFTA-winning, Oscar-nominated short premiered online today!
Despite losing five of its six nominations, “Kubo” still managed to do something no other non-Disney film has done in the last five years.
Watch a clip from “Have A Nice Day,” a black comedy from China that will debut at the Berlinale.
Two powerhouse animation studios are launching a new studio in Ireland.
A full trailer has been released for the new season of “Samurai Jack.”
In a new DC Comics series, the classic Hanna-Barbera character Snagglepuss is accused of being a Communist.
Watch the Annie Awards live on Cartoon Brew tonight.
Dozens of animation industry artists are raising money to protect human rights and civil liberties for all Americans.
The exciting world of European feature animation will be on display next month at Cartoon Movie in Bordeaux, France.
A “previously scheduled board meeting” will prevent Iger from traveling to Washington D.C. tomorrow.
The producers of “Animal Crackers” blame the film’s delayed release on “slimy” and “bad” Hollywood people.