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Directed by Harry Sinclair and Ant Elworthy, the prequel explores how Kiri and Lou became friends, with performances from Jemaine Clement and Olivia Tennet.
The acclaimed cartoonist, filmmaker, and human rights advocate leaves behind one of the 21st century's early animated masterpieces.
The self-taught filmmaker discusses making his debut feature alone on an iPad ahead of ‘Jinsei’s' U.S. theatrical release.
The 'BoJack Horseman' creator discusses personal storytelling, visual reinvention, and why streamers shouldn't abandon slow-burn hits.
The creator says BuzzFeed misled her before turning her deeply personal character into part of a controversial AI animation project.
The long-running New York festival honored standout student, indie, and commercial films, with 'Shapes' winning Best in Show.
YouTube documentary captures the experimentation and heartbreak of early computer graphics at the 1970s New York Institute of Technology.
A boy confined to an iron brace searches for freedom in Louis Clichy’s painterly coming-of-age story set in rural France.
Critics slammed 'Copán: La Leyenda' for uncanny visuals, forced school screenings, and replacing local artistry with AI tools.
The filmmaker and veteran storyboard artist explains how visual storytelling, rewritten structure, and handcrafted animation reshaped Michael Morpurgo’s novel.
Across animation, games, and TV, Kane brought gravity, warmth, and theatrical precision to hundreds of unforgettable roles over more than three decades.
The creative leads discuss the design rules, Titmouse pipeline, and grown-up relationship themes behind their return to adult animation.
The Berlinale-premiering hybrid feature blends 2D animation and live-action to portray a lonely janitor’s virtual escape from a dying film industry.
Bobbypills and UMedia’s buzzy queer animated comedy follows a Paris gym icon battling a virus that turns gay men straight.
Gagnol talks collaborating with Lilas Cognet after long-time partner Jean-Loup Felicioli retired, handcrafted visuals, and bringing the 2D feature to Cannes.
Producer Fabian Driehorst discusses the film’s financing push, hybrid production style, and growing support from major actors and broadcasters.
The companies' shared portfolio now includes 'Vampire Family,' 'The Wolf & Red Riding Hood,' 'Snow and Briar (And the Mirror of Seven Sins),' and 'Sable Curse.'
Braly discusses financing, AI concerns, Annecy plans, and why the resurrected project needs a radically new visual approach, something he's very excited to do.
Antonis and Stavros Fylladitis discuss mythology, creating an original indie universe, and shaking the stigma around game engine-produced shorts.
The 'A Bite of Bone' director returns with a queer unrequited love story on a dairy farm that will debut in Directors’ Fortnight, eligible for the Queer Palm.