Netflix To Screen ‘Leo’ In 150 Theaters Ahead Of The Film’s Streaming Release
Could ‘Leo’ mark a change in how Netflix will release its four-quadrant films going forward?
From fully-animated features to vfx-driven live-action films, animation is an integral part of the theatrical marketplace today.
Could ‘Leo’ mark a change in how Netflix will release its four-quadrant films going forward?
The film comes to the U.S. with plenty of buzz after screening at Cannes and Annecy over the summer.
Chiara Malta and Sébastien Laudenbach’s feature won the jury and audience awards, while Tal Kantor’s ‘Letter to a Pig’ won best short.
Annie-winning duo Victor Maldonado and Alfredo Torres and Gorillaz music video director Pete Candeland all have projects at the studio.
After a brief, limited theatrical run, the film will be available for digital purchase on November 7.
The film blends rotoscope and 2d hand-drawn animation to tell a story close to director Carl Joseph Papa’s heart.
Director Julio Soto and character designer Max Kostenko discuss the development process for the film, hitting U.S. cinemas this weekend.
‘PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie’ continued it’s impressive box office run at home and abroad.
Based on Oscar Wilde’s original short story, the film is getting as limited theatrical run from Blue Fox Entertainment and Shout! Studios.
The film will then be sent to PVOD digital platforms on November 7.
Five features fill out this year’s too-close-to-call animated feature category, while only one animated short made this year’s list.
So many contenders, so many questions.
Netflix will begin releasing Skydance animated features in 2024, starting with Vicky Jensons’ ‘Spellbound.’
This year’s Summit runs from November 1-3 at the Garland in North Hollywood.
‘Mighty Movie’ has now passed the first ‘PAW Patrol’ film’s domestic take and is a lock to pass it’s global haul.
Production designer Aidan Sugano spoke with us about the film’s bumpy development, his role on the film, and putting together the book.
‘Leo’ is directed by the ‘Saturday TV Funhouse’ trio of Robert Smigel, Robert Marianetti, and David Wachtenheim.
The Sony-owned company has secured North American rights to the film, which will screen at Animation is Film later this month.
We attended every pitch at this year’s Weird Market in Valencia and picked out 10 that deserve a closer look.
Already Poland’s submission for the international feature category, SPC will submit the film for the upcoming animated feature race as well.