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What If ‘Ted’ Was A Violent Action Thriller? Meet India’s ‘Teddy’

Here’s a film that somehow manages to look both derivative and original at the same time.

“Trolls World Tour” will be the guinea pig in a major experiment for Hollywood film studios.

The Walt Disney Company is dealing with the coronavirus outbreak on all fronts.

Welcome to The Great Before.

The Spanish sales agency has picked up international rights to Espinet’s debut feature, which is based on his graphic novel.

The film’s global opening could break the $100-million mark, despite turmoil caused by the coronavirus.

The projects include feature films, series, games, and works of augmented and virtual reality.

Human marionettes, Chinese mythology, and sex ed, Danish-style: here’s what caught our eye on the co-production forum’s first day.

Uli Meyer speaks to Cartoon Brew about the challenges of adapting Ronald Searle’s artwork to animation.

The film, which is produced by “Spider-Verse” duo Phil Lord and Chris Miller, was formerly titled “The Mitchells Vs. The Machines.”

Distribution arrangements have been confirmed for the Middle East and North Africa, as well as Japan, which is co-producing the historical epic.

The awards recognize achievements in European animated feature filmmaking. The winners will be announced on March 5.

The French sales company has closed a range of deals for “Marona’s Fantastic Tale,” “Little Nicholas,” and “Bigfoot Superstar.”

“Sonic the Hedgehog” continues to control the box office, while “Call of the Wild” delivered an underwhelming debut.

Most films about dogs are either fully animated or entirely live action. This one lands awkwardly in between.

A total of 22 works — features, shorts, series, and video games — from nine Ibero-American countries are in contention for an award.

Watch the trailer for “Homeward,” the first mockbuster inspired by Disney-Pixar’s “Onward.”

This hedgehog hogged the box office.

Tepid reviews and a controversy over the hedgehog’s redesign are unlikely to hold the film back.

Aardman’s sci-fi send-up is their first feature to debut on streaming in the U.S. — but it has received a theatrical release elsewhere.