Art Makes Story In ‘Ogresse,’ Miyu’s Upcoming Jazz-Infused, Empowering Fairy Tale
Cécile McLorin Salvant and Lia Bertels detailed the film's Haitian influences, evolving visual style, and ambitious international production.
Cécile McLorin Salvant and Lia Bertels detailed the film's Haitian influences, evolving visual style, and ambitious international production.
Showrunner Nate Cash and the creative team explain how the prequel embraces the original series' spirit, visuals, and playful storytelling.
Other winners included Don Hertzfeldt's 'Paper Trail,' 'The Great Dreamscape,' 'Ball Face,' and 'Unloved,' which claimed top honors in their categories.
A sci-fi take on the Chinese epic 'Journey to the West' blends 2D and CG animation as Toei courts global family audiences.
Bilibili expands its partnership with France's ADN, revealing two international co-productions and the first look at the Webtoon adaptation 'Hero Killer.'
Kohei Kadowaki discusses blending rotoscoping with traditional animation, crafting emotional realism, and the influences behind his debut feature.
Fresh off its Cannes premiere, the former Pixar animator discusses rural France, hand-drawn animation, and how 'Iron Boy' became his most personal work.
Director Carlos Gómez Salamanca previews 'Desechable,' a politically charged Colombian feature from Nocroma and Jaibo Films.
Directors Benjamin Massoubre and Fursy Tessier broke down the research, hybrid pipeline, and artistic vision behind Xilam's ambitious mountain thriller.
The 'Day of the Beast' and '30 Coins' filmmaker joins Jorge Gutiérrez on the ambitious adult animated anthology from 3Doubles Producciones and Sumendi Uhartea.
New footage, release plans, and creative insights highlighted a festival presentation centered on noir, ghosts, and Wonka.
First looks at 'Yokoso Scooby-Doo!,' 'SuperMutant Magic Academy,' and the new 'Foster’s Fun Time With Imaginary Friends' also got attention.
The Studio La Cachette director discusses Chinese folklore, personal history, and making an ambitious feature on an indie budget.
Ahead of its Annecy Midnight Specials premiere, director Manu Gomez reflects on spending five years single-handedly crafting his hand-drawn thriller.
New footage, Filipino folklore, anime-inspired sequences, and Jennifer Hudson's villain highlight DreamWorks' Annecy showcase.
The director breaks down the adaptation process, voice performances, and emotional realities behind her Cannes favorite animated feature.
At Annecy, the animation chief pitched an artist-first future guided by “Heart, Humor, Hope” and showcased projects through 2028.
The acclaimed filmmaker's autobiographical short explores memory, dreams, and parenthood through surreal animation.
Ahead of its Annecy premiere, Louise Bagnall discusses adapting Jessica Love's book and crafting the film's vibrant visual world.
Chris Meledandri praised Annecy's role in animation culture while Guillermo del Toro’s not-so-surprising appearance topped off a star-studded opening night.