GLAAD Joins Women In Animation To Co-Host WIA World Summit 2023 At Annecy
This year’s WIA World Summit will place a special emphasis on gender justice.
This year’s WIA World Summit will place a special emphasis on gender justice.
’27’ is the first animated short to win the prize since ‘Waves ’98’ did so in 2015.
The conversation also includes some valuable advice for any young artist looking to get into directing.
Buda talks to us about how her work has evolved since ‘Entropia’ and what she wants to do differently on her next film.
Vázquez is launching Imaxinaria, “To show the public the artistic and expressive possibilities of animation and bring this wonderful medium closer to them.”
Other Annecy highlights include debuts for ‘Nimona’ and ‘Ruby Gillman’ plus tons of high-profile first looks.
In total, 17 films, series, and interactive works will host WIP presentations at this year’s Annecy.
This year, 23 features will compete at Annecy, 11 in the official competition and 12 in Contrechamp.
Producers from 11 countries are represented in the six-picture lineup, creating an exciting and diverse field.
Other titles Netflix will tease at Annecy include ‘Leo,’ ‘Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget,’ and ‘The Monkey King.’
‘Elemental’ will then hit theaters on June 16, with ‘Ruby heading to cinemas on June 30.
Highlights include a South Africa country focus, Disney’s 100th-anniversary celebration, and an honorary Trickstar for Signe Baumane.
Other honors went to ‘Khamsa – The Well of Oblivion,’ ‘Thee Wreckers Tetralogy,’ and ‘Vampire in the Garden: The Movie.’
The festival will unveil other competition sections later this month, before kicking of in June.
There are plenty of familiar titles heading to Zagreb this year, including a pair of Oscar nominees.
Four short films won prizes as well: ‘The Borderline,’ ‘The Queen of the Foxes,’ ‘Swing to the Moon,’ and ‘Intestine Road, Fish Island.’
On March 10, attendees will learn about the advocacy group #we_do!, Austria’s contact and counseling center for filmmakers.
Liu’s latest was originally meant to premiere at Cannes last year, but Chinese Covid restrictions made that impossible.
We highlight all the animation that will screen at Germany’s Berlinale next month.
Kiel single-handedly, directed, and animated the film.