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Illumination and Mattel team up for Barbie’s first animated theatrical film, aiming to build on the success of the 2023 live-action hit.
Ink Films debuts with 'Animation Mixtape,' a 12-short anthology curated by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Don Hertzfeldt.
'Ne Zha 2' animation studio Base Media and The Little Black Book Studios are teaming with the game's developer Moontoon Games on the adaptation.
Featuring a heartbroken Dr. Watson, a furious Lady of the Lake, and a cast of overlooked legends, 'The Rejects' re-imagines sidekicks as heroes.
Phil Mulloy, British animator and satirist, dies at 76.
Bugs Bunny returns to the Hollywood Bowl with live orchestra, classic cartoons, and a double anniversary celebration.
The highest-grossing animated film of all time will hit theaters in several English-language territories on August 22, distributed by A24.
Covamonas's experimental cinema played with dreamlike collages, reshaping film through surreal, public-domain mashups.
'We treated the cars like characters': Kevin Van Der Meiren and David Nicolas on the show's surreal Hot Wheels-inspired titles.
Some notes about the future of Cartoon Brew.
“I wasn’t aiming for realism,” says "MirrorMask" director Dave McKean. “CG can go anywhere and be anything, [but] so much of it is just trying to be photoreal, and that seems a very narrow target."
Singing, instrument-playing stop-motion rabbits, dripping paints, felt, and an urban landscape made of wood and found materials, "Weeping Monolith" is a wondrous sensory overload.
There is no precedent for the poor performance of "Elio."
"The ultimate challenge," said co-director Chris Appelhans, "is that pop music, above all, needs to be a bop and it needs to be hooky, and it needs to be irresistible."
Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski, directors of the iconic 'Madame Tutli-Putli,' are back with their latest stop-motion film that pushes the art form to new places.
The film by Iria Lopez and Daniela Negrin Ochoa celebrates over a decade of running a studio together.
Festivals and events, writes Matt Jones, must "evolve beyond their current model of celebration without substance."
Audiences love animation, even when it's partly live action.
The film is based on the book "I Eat Poop."
The film is scheduled to release in summer 2027.