Annecy Reveals The 71 Short Films That Will Screen In This Year’s Official Sections
The festival will unveil other competition sections later this month, before kicking of in June.
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Annecy Unveils 20 Features In Competition Lineups
Annecy is back with an entirely in-person format for 2022, and boasts an appropriately stacked competition lineup for the occasion.
Annecy Selection Unveiled: 72 Short Films Will Compete In 2022 Edition
Fewer films were selected than last year due to the length of the shorts.
Jacques Drouin, Master Of Pinscreen Animation, Dies At 78
Drouin was known for the striking shorts he made at the National Film Board of Canada, such as “Mindscape” and “Imprints.”
Annecy Announces 19 Animated Features In Competition
Asia is the best-represented continent, with eight films in all.
Annecy Reveals Short & TV Films In Competition At 2021 Edition
The world’s leading animation festival will be held this year on June 14–19. The organizers are planning a hybrid edition.
The Animation That Changed Me: Marcel Jean on ‘Memories Of War’
“To my eyes, this is a genuine work of theater,” says Jean.
Le film d’animation qui a changé ma vie : Marcel Jean choisit ‘Souvenirs de guerre’
“Je vois dans ce film un véritable travail dramaturgique,” dit Jean.
Faith, Nazis, And The Queen Of Scratch: A Conversation With Andreas Hykade
We speak to the renowned filmmaker ahead of the Annecy premiere of his autobiographical new film “Altötting.”
Annecy Reveals Short Film Competition Selections For Its Upcoming Online Edition
The event itself may be canceled, but Annecy’s competitions are running as usual this year.
Wes Anderson Will Talk About His Animation Career At Annecy Festival
His forthcoming feature “The French Dispatch” features some animation.
Six Insights On Montreal’s Lively Indie Animation Scene
The Sommets festival showcased various ways in which to make an animated short film in Montreal — outside the National Film Board of Canada.
Annecy Announces Three More Sections: Graduation, TV, and Commissioned Films
107 films will compete in Annecy 2019’s graduation, TV, and commissioned film categories.
Annecy 2018: Dreamworks To Preview ‘How To Train Your Dragon 3’ And Premiere Short Films
“How to Train Your Dragon 3” director Dean DeBlois will speak in France about the new film.
Annecy 2018: TV And Commissioned Film Selections
Watch some of the commissioned projects that were chosen for competition at Annecy 2018.
Annecy 2018: Festival Announces 130 Short Films in Competition
Annecy, the world’s largest animation festival, has announced the short films that’ll be in competition at its 2018 edition.
ANNECY 2017: Animation Is Film, A Major New L.A. Animation Festival, Has Been Announced
Los Angeles is getting a major new animation festival.
Annecy 2017: 87 Shorts and 49 Graduation Films In Official Selection
The Annecy International Animated Film Festival has revealed part of its official selections for its 2017 edition.
Annecy 2017 Will Shine Spotlight on China
The Annecy International Animation Festival has announced that its guest country for 2017 will be China.
Annecy 2016 Review: Rainy, Crowded, Star-Studded, And Unforgettable
Everyone was at Annecy this year, from Guillermo del Toro to the president of France.
Annecy Selects Over 200 Animation Projects From Nearly 2,700 Entries
The festival has announced its 2016 competition selections for short film and TV projects.
As Animation Booms Globally, So Does Annecy
Annecy’s Marcel Jean and Mickael Marin speak with Cartoon Brew about the Annecy festival, which begins today in France.
Annecy Unveils 2015 Shorts and TV Competition Lineup
Annecy has selected 198 short film and TV projects for its 2015 edition.
Annecy Film Festival Review by Bill Plympton
Bill Plympton, the King of Indie Animation, shares his experiences from the world’s largest animation festival, Annecy.
Marcel Jean, the new Artistic Director of the Annecy International Animation Film Festival
Public Statement by Marcel Jean: “I am very happy to join the International Animation Film Festival team. Looking after the …
