Netflix’s ‘Pinocchio,’ ‘My Father’s Dragon’ To World Premiere At BFI London Film Festival
Other features with animation in them that will world premiere at BFI: ‘The Blue Rose of Forgetfulness’ from Lewis Klahr and ‘The Store’ from Ami-ro Sköld.
Other features with animation in them that will world premiere at BFI: ‘The Blue Rose of Forgetfulness’ from Lewis Klahr and ‘The Store’ from Ami-ro Sköld.
The new service will become available on September 1.
Praxinos manager and co-founder Elodie Moog joined us for a brief Q&A about the software.
The deal includes popular series such as ‘Hunter x Hunter’ and ‘Death Note.’
The group also called on the government to work towards decentralizing the industry away from Dublin, helping studios set up in rural towns.
Netflix shared released details for four animated features coming this fall, with each getting a limited theatrical release before streaming.
Eggleston’s storied career at Pixar included winning an Oscar for his short “For the Birds.”
Meanwhile, ‘Minions’ has topped the global box office yet again.
‘A Town Called Panic: The Summer Holidays’ and ‘Bird in the Peninsula’ also scored multiple honors.
The video was produced by her Italian studio Ciang.
This week’s subject is the L.A.-based Kangmin Kim, whose stop-motion films showcase striking design and innovative storytelling.
Over a seven-decade career, Potterton worked with a who’s who of the art form: John Halas, George Dunning, Richard Williams, Norman McLaren, and Bob Godfrey, among others.
The feature topped the Chinese box office last weekend.
The film will represent Canada in the Academy Awards category for international feature.
To strike a balance between comedy, horror, and drama, the show’s creators worked hard to keep the series grounds.
Critics are condemning the character’s repeated use of the n-word, mocking of police brutality, and appropriating experiences of Black creators.
Two animated features will also screen at the prestigious Toronto film festival.
‘Pinocchio’ will premiere September on Disney+.
In the works for more than a decade, ‘Lost Ollie’s journey to the screen is nearly as epic as that of its floppy-eared hero.
The Chinese government couldn’t resist editing the ending of Illumination’s latest animated feature.
The exhibit featuring Daniels’ artwork will run through August 28.