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The Anima Mundi festival in Brazil revealed its 2012 film selection.
The Tumo Center for Creative Technologies in Armenia seeks 4 specialists.
Didier Brunner, the producer behind the original Triplets of Belleville has ignited a discussion about a prequel to the Oscar-nominated film.
The French animation studio Les films de l' Arlequin offers a unique color palette along with original stories in its animated films. See some of its projects-in-development.
The Oscar-nominated Czech director Michaela Pavlátová goes to Cannes with her new erotic film, Tram.
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences announced its winners for the 39th Student Academy Awards. See the winners in the animation and alternative categories.
The Slovakian film The Last Bus and the Spanish feature film Wrinkles crowned the awards of the 19th International Animation Festival in Stuttgart. See all the winners.
Watch the philosophical-ethical tale about bird life and death by Michael Piazza: Under a big tree.
The Animated.com award of the 19th International Festival of Animated Films in Stuttgart has revealed its winners.
The 19th Stuttgart Festival of animated films promises a lot of animated treats for its spectators. Read some of the festival highlights
The Academy has announced its selection of the US finalistis for the 39th Annual Student Academy Award Competition. See the selection.
A restored version of the 1968 animated Beatles (aka George Dunning) classic, Yellow Submarine will be simultaneously released theatrically and in dvd/blu-ray.
10 feature films, with a strong European (and French) component were selected for the offiicial Annecy film festival programme, 4-9 June 2012.
Stephen Irwin's black-and-white existential satire Moxie, and the lovable (but sad) A letter to Momo (Hiroyuki Okiuru) were among the winners of the 11th AniFest (Teplice, Czech Republich). See all the winners.
Le Tableau (The Painting) by the French master Jean-François Laguionie can at the same time enchant the eye and capture the mind of the spectator.
