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From ‘Cow & Chicken’ to ‘Open Season’: Q&A with David Feiss

What’s new with “Cow & Chicken” creator David Feiss?

American distributor Funimation plans a one-week Oscar qualification run this December.

In Turkey, “Zootopia” is no match for “Bad Cat.”

New Zealand is poised to enter the Academy Award race this year with “25 April,” an adult-skewing animated feature about World War I.

The Oscar-contending “Miss Hokusai” is getting a major expansion in the U.S. this weekend.

Shagadelic, baby!

It’s for only 2 days, but hand-drawn Looney Tunes are headed back to the bigscreen!

Alec Baldwin is a businessman-baby in “The Boss Baby.”

Not every Disney release can look like “Moana.”

“Your Name” has captivated Japanese audiences in a way that no other film has since the release of Disney’s “Frozen.”

Poop Daddy will teach you about self-expression.

“It’s kind of like the ultimate [visual effects] project,” says “Voyage of Time” vfx supervisor Dan Glass,

The most expensive Chinese-financed animated feature of all time is getting an American release.

The screenwriter of “Inside Out” and “The Good Dinosaur” has a new job at Disney.

Find out how Double Negative created a battle sequence between skeletons and invisible creatures in Tim Burton’s latest film.

A feature film is being planned for 2018.

Another R-rated animated feature is headed to U.S. theaters.

Studio Ghibli’s first co-production, “The Red Turtle,” now has an American trailer.

Animation veteran Clay Kaytis joins a long list of animation directors who have jumped into live-action filmmaking.

If you described today’s announcement of a “Lion King” remake as a ‘live-action film,’ you really shouldn’t be covering the film industry.