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Cheburashka Cheburashka

Vladimir Putin Approves Full Federal Financing For Kids’ Animated Features In Russia

The Kremlin has also said it will create a production hub in Moscow and lighten the tax burden on animation companies based in Russia.

By Jamie Lang | 1 month ago

Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget

U.K.’s 39% Audio-Visual Expenditure Credit Extended To Animated Features

The move is aimed at attracting and keeping more theatrical animation production in the U.K.

By Jamie Lang | 2 months ago

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

‘Across The Spider-Verse’ Pulled From Exhibitor Schedules Across The Middle East

No official reason has been given, but there is intense speculation that a “Protect Trans Kids” flag on Mile’s wall upset local regulatory agencies.

By Jamie Lang | 3 months ago

Poor Devil

European Animation Producers Want More Original Commissions From U.S. Streamers

After arguing that animation productions punch above their weight compared to live-action films and series, the group called on the EU to adjust the AVMS Directive.

By Jamie Lang | 3 months ago

Strange World

Florida Teacher Under Investigation For “Indoctrination” After Screening ‘Strange World’ For Her Fifth-Grade Class

Barbee may have run afoul of Florida’s controversial “Don’t Say Gay” law by playing a film which features a gay character.

By Jamie Lang | 4 months ago

Walt Disney World Resort

DeSantis-Appointed Board Files Countersuit Against The Walt Disney Company

The move comes after Disney filed a lawsuit against DeSantis, claiming he is leading a “targeted campaign of government retaliation” against the company.

By Jamie Lang | 5 months ago

Simpsons China

Disney Self-Censors ‘Simpsons’ Episode Critical Of Chinese Government

A censorship expert says that the removal of the episode on Disney+ in Hong Kong is likely Disney’s way of protecting “the company’s ties, current and future, in mainland China.”

By Jamie Lang | 8 months ago

Magic Kingdom

Under New Bill, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Would Take Over Disney World’s Self-Taxing District

The Florida governor would appoint a board of five to oversee the park’s special self-taxing district.

By Jamie Lang | 8 months ago

Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget

Aardman Boss Warns U.K. Animation Will ‘Go Off The Edge Of A Cliff’ Without Government Aid

Aardman managing director Sean Clarke also lamented poor animation education standards in the U.K. and said graduates who enter the workforce are not “production-ready.”

By Jamie Lang | 8 months ago

Tiktok Ban

U.S. Lawmakers Propose Bill To Ban “Chinese Communist Party-Puppet Company” Tiktok

Lawmakers have asked the Biden administration to block any social media company based in any country deemed hostile to American interests.

By Jamie Lang | 9 months ago

SEK Studio

U.S. Treasury Imposes Sanctions On Companies That Worked With N. Korea’s SEK Animation Studio

European and Asian companies had bypassed earlier sanctions and used the N. Korea studio’s services by paying funds to front companies.

By Jamie Lang | 9 months ago

Strange World

Disney’s ‘Strange World’ Skips Markets Where LGBTQIA+ Content Is Banned Or Censored

“We will not make an edit where we believe it would impact the storytelling,” said a Disney spokesperson.

By Jamie Lang | 10 months ago

Turning Red Toronto

Should ‘Turning Red’ Be Considered ‘Canadian Content’? Disney Says Yes

The Canadian government must soon decide whether a film like ‘Turning Red’ should be considered “Canadian content.”

By Jamie Lang | 11 months ago

Dr. Nick, Dr. Oz

Senate Hopeful John Fetterman Uses ‘Simpsons’ Clips To Undermine Dr. Oz’s Campaign, But Without Permission From Disney

Will Disney have the ad taken down? And if not, who decides what content is fair use for political ads and who can use it?

By Jamie Lang | 12 months ago

Little Demon

Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson Rails Against Satanic Imagery In Disney’s ‘Little Demon’

“Disney and FX have decided to embrace and market what is clearly evil,” says Louisiana congressman Mike Johnson.

By Jamie Lang | 1 year ago

Netflix in Saudi Arabia

Arab States Demand Netflix Remove Content Offensive To ‘Islamic And Societal Values’

Saudi state network Al Ekhbariya TV used censored clips from Netflix’s ‘Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous’ as an example of harmful content.

By Jamie Lang | 1 year ago

The Cuphead Show

Animation Ireland Encourages Government To Extend Existing Tax Credits Through 2029

The group also called on the government to work towards decentralizing the industry away from Dublin, helping studios set up in rural towns.

By Jamie Lang | 1 year ago

Waltz With Bashir

What Did Israeli Animators Do For Summer Vacation? They Saved Their Animation Industry

After Israel’s government decided to support only live-action film, the country’s animators banded together and pressured the bureaucrats to change their course.

By Chris Robinson | 1 year ago

Biden's Schoolhouse Rock

‘Moonbeam City’ Creator Scott Gairdner Tackles Political Comedy In ‘Biden’s Schoolhouse Rock’

This new version of Schoolhouse Rock is a little slower and less comprehensible than before.

By Amid Amidi | 1 year ago

Lightyear

‘Lightyear’ Banned In At Least 14 Countries For Including Same Sex Kiss

Lightyear has been banned in Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, among other countries.

By Jamie Lang | 1 year ago

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