‘Arco,’ ‘The Night Boots’ Win Top Awards At Politically-Charged Annecy Closing Ceremony
"Let us live; let us go home; stop the bombs," said Annecy's artistic director Marcel Jean at Saturday night's closing ceremony.
"Let us live; let us go home; stop the bombs," said Annecy's artistic director Marcel Jean at Saturday night's closing ceremony.
A deep dive into three new indie Canadian features screening at Annecy.
Director Tomás Pichardo Espaillat speaks about his bigscreen accomplishment and how he turned limitations, like a lack of animators in his country, into an opportunity to experiment creatively.
'Dandelion's Odyssey,' which premiered at Cannes Critics' Week, presents a daring fusion of time-lapse photography, robots, cg animation, and macro-photography.
We take a look at ten new shorts screening at this year's Annecy Festival.
Watch a half-hour conversation with 'Love Death & Robots' creator/director/executive producer Tim Miller and series supervising director Jennifer Yuh Nelson.
Dozens of animated features are being presented at the Cannes Film Market this week. Here are some of the ones that caught our attention.
There's a good reason to pay close attention to these three animated films premiering at Cannes.
The Annecy Festival's artistic director provides commentary on why each feature film was selected for competition.
Fierlinger carved out a singular path in animation — one marked by a distinct visual voice, a relentless work ethic, and a deep emotional honesty.
The cut-out animated shorts, initially created for his young daughter, have now been compiled into a feature-length film.
This collage film about a daughter and father attempting to reconnect combines letters, stop-motion cutouts, rotoscoping, and archival photos.
Schemoul, an animation industry artist in France, worked nights and weekends for nine months to create this stunning, dreamlike film.
The film blends traditional and digital methods to achieve its unique stop-motion inspired aesthetic.
A bounty of classic cartoon and comic characters have entered the public domain this year.
A new animated short delves into the life and work of one of the earliest practitioners of animated images.
As animation directors explore longer film formats, the trend is causing headaches for producers, distributors, festival programmers, and educators.
The film is a poignant exploration of the relationship between parents and children, particularly the often misguided attempts of parents to impose their passions and interests on their kids.
Tired of the same-old holiday animation classics? Here are some off-the-wall Christmas cartoons you might have missed.
Scher brings a vivid and emotionally resonant interpretation to Petty's themes of longing, lost love, and the struggle to move forward.