‘Knights Of Guinevere,’ ‘Iron Boy,’ ‘Tangles,’ ‘Jim Queen’ Headline 2026 Animation Is Film Lineup
Nine competition features, five shorts presentations, studio previews, retrospectives, and filmmaker talks will run October 16–19 in Hollywood.
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Nine competition features, five shorts presentations, studio previews, retrospectives, and filmmaker talks will run October 16–19 in Hollywood.
BLON festival director Laura Almantaitė discusses Lithuania’s growing animation industry, its emerging talent, and the festival’s record year.
Production designer Aurélien Prédal explains the visual strategy, shifting styles, and aesthetic challenges behind the global series adaptation.
OIAF artistic director and longtime Cartoon Brew contributor Chris Robinson recalls film cans, selection committees, and transformative shorts.
Seven features will compete in alongside new shorts from Don Hertzfeldt and Niki Lindroth von Bahr, industry talks, retrospectives, and Canadian showcases.
The ’86 fan favorite returns to the global top 10 after 40 years; Aardman’s latest ‘Shaun’ opens domestically; ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ nears $100 million worldwide.
Executives from Production I.G, Nippon Animation, Foliascope, Robot Playground, and Salamander will discuss anime’s global expansion.
Toho reveals new casting for ‘Inept Villainess’ and teams Yuki Hayashi with Electric Callboy for a new version of ‘MHA’s’ ‘You Say Run.’
In NA alone, Dave Green’s rescued Looney Tunes feature has now grossed more than what Ketchup Entertainment paid for it, with worldwide earnings still growing.
Marcel Jean will step down as Annecy’s artistic director after 15 years, with the festival now searching for his successor.
The Character.AI chief will oversee the entertainment giant’s infrastructure, data and AI platforms, and engineering teams.
Animator Toniko Pantoja explains how mismatched roles, unrealistic expectations, and disappearing entry-level jobs can set talented artists up to fail.
Kevin Schreck’s feature-length film chronicles the pioneering studio’s rise, artistic breakthroughs, political struggles, and enduring legacy.
Cartoon Brew’s 2026 spotlight features our favorite pitches, exclusive series teasers, Tribute winners, and the event’s new sustainability award.
Directors Steve Cox and Matthew Walker discuss spooky stop-motion, gothic lighting, and the film’s unusually fast Aardman production.
Cartoon Saloon’s first-ever spin-off turns ‘Wolfwalkers’ breakout Mebh into the star of a wild preschool adventure built around outdoor play.
Projects from Claude Barras, Xilam, TeamTO, Sacrebleu, and other European studios made a strong impression during this year’s event in Toulouse.
Directors Alyce Tzue and John Ripa put a comic new spin on the familiar fairy tale, with Amy Poehler among the film’s producers.