‘Animation Mavericks’ Trailer Celebrates UPA’s Radical Reinvention Of American Animation
Kevin Schreck’s feature-length film chronicles the pioneering studio’s rise, artistic breakthroughs, political struggles, and enduring legacy.
Kevin Schreck’s feature-length film chronicles the pioneering studio’s rise, artistic breakthroughs, political struggles, and enduring legacy.
In an exclusive clip from the upcoming documentary, the ‘Book of Life’ filmmaker recalls seeing himself in the robot hero while growing up in Mexico.
Filmmakers Alexandre Poncet and Gilles Penso assemble a vast portrait of the medium through dozens of artists, studios, and educators.
The pioneering Disney animator will appear at the National Museum of African American History and Culture for a screening and discussion.
The short film documents Immersive Enterprise Laboratories’ public experiment in real-time animation at San Diego’s Fleet Science Center.
How one accidental screening led a lifelong NFB relationship blending documentary, animation, mentorship, and the preservation of Canada’s film history.
The upcoming documentary examines the artists, politics, and risks behind the studio that broke away from Disney’s industry-dominant realism.
Built from years of field research and first-hand interviews, ‘Black Butterflies’ shows how animation lets documentary go where cameras can’t follow.
Director Seth Scriver on blending family memories, character design, and psychedelic stories in his genre-bending film, in theaters this weekend, VOD on the 16.
The unauthorized documentary provides new insights into the 30-year history of one of America’s most famous animation studios.
The festival will take place June 4-15 in New York City.
The new Disney+ documentary about the making of ‘A Goofy Movie’ is augmented with unique animated sequences that bring the story to life.
Beneath its seemingly lighthearted surface, the film delves into issues related to gender, healthcare, pregnancy, parenting, and adulthood.
Fierlinger carved out a singular path in animation — one marked by a distinct visual voice, a relentless work ethic, and a deep emotional honesty.
Belgian filmmaker Luc Jabon speaks with Cartoon Brew about unearthing Picha’s legacy and recontextualizing the work of this European pioneer of adult animation.
This collage film about a daughter and father attempting to reconnect combines letters, stop-motion cutouts, rotoscoping, and archival photos.
Based on historical records, this unique documentary rhythmically depicts 59 test rocket launches, each carrying an animal, before humans were eventually sent into space.
In this exclusive series, the filmmakers behind each of this year’s Oscar-shortlisted shorts reveal their favorite shots.
The animated short film shortlist is led by films from France and Japan.
An animation history documentary has won a top U.S. prize for documentary film.