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Nora Twomey’s ‘My Father’s Dragon’ Gets First Trailer, Release Date

Set to premiere at BFI LFF later this month, the highly anticipated film will get a limited theatrical run before hitting Netflix in November.

Luxembourg’s Oscar Selection Commission picked the film for “its artistic and aesthetic qualities as well as for its narration.”

Japanese animation shone brightly at the 2022 Ottawa International Animation Festival awards on Saturday evening.

Giant Ant will produce and handle animation from Vancouver, with Monarch Media, Point Grey Pictures, and Lylas Pictures also producing.

A new trailer and production details are now available for the celebration of two of Japan’s most iconic manga series.

Disney has provided the most detailed look yet at its upcoming family adventure flick.

King Features is teaming with Chromosphere Studio to adapt the long-running kids’ comic strip.

If the Academy wants to shed its reputation for being dismissive towards animation, these are some key questions it should consider.

“The project is still very much alive and we plan to pitch it out when ready,” sources within Warner have confirmed.

One of 2022’s hottest international animated features, ‘Unicorn Wars’ will get a U.S. theatrical run after the GKIDS pickup.

Was Apple’s first original animated feature with the now John Lasseter-led Skydance Animation a flop? We look at what the numbers say.

‘One Piece Film Red’ is the highest-grossing film in the storied franchise in Japan, having grossed over $93m since August 6.

In addition to new details about previously announced titles, three new Disney and Pixar features were announced.

Hollywood’s attempts to portray air combat control pale in comparison to the classic Mamoru Oshii anime, say military experts.

Critics agree that anyone with Disney+ account would be better served by simply rewatching the 1940 original.

Here are all the features and extras in Criterion’s upcoming release of ‘Wall-E.’

‘Dragonkeeper’ is billed as the largest-ever Spain-China co-production, animation or otherwise.

‘Wendell & Wild’ will gets a limited theatrical run on October 21 before landing on Netflix worldwide October 28.

The strong performance of these films comes amidst a historic dry spell of major animated releases in theaters.

Nearly half-finished, the latest animated feature from Oscar-winning ‘Rango’ director Verbinski is looking for a new home.