Famous art-film animator pays tribute to Disney’s 1953 classic ‘Peter Pan’ in the banner for this year’s festival.
Festival on island of Hokkaido offers awards for features, shorts, music videos and student films.
10th edition seeks short-film submissions by June 30.
Panels and speakers set for daylong event set for June 11 at the Imperial Palace Hotel.
Deadline for submissions in 15 categories is June 1.
Katsuhro Otomo’s anime classic will screen in Brooklyn at the 15th edition of the festival, set for July 26-29.
Film to receive fall 2018 North American theatrical release.
Fest assembles a wide selection of top directors, actors, producers and storytellers to recognize the best work.
In-progress animated features will be presented to distributors, investors and sales reps for the third consecutive year.
Festival will celebrate the 80th anniversary of Armenian animation.
More than 350 films from around the globe will screen in and out of competition.
Family gala presentation of the new Pixar feature set for June 24.
Submit your films for the 2nd annual festival, held in partnership with Comic Con Palm Springs, this coming August 22-26, 2018 at the Palm Springs Convention Center.
Sony Pictures Animation previews its upcoming animated comedy feature with director Genndy Tartakovsky and producer Michelle Murdocca.
Two grants of $2,500 each will be awarded to individual filmmakers in the United States making animated shorts outside of a commercial context.
Forty-four films in four categories picked for children and youth competition, while 30 films from 22 countries will compete in the global section.
Wales event adds special screening of ‘Isle of Dogs’ and Q&A with crew members, plus a look at the stop-motion feature 'Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires.'
Festival selects total of 54 films to screen at the 2018 edition.
Co-founder of the Holland Animation Film Festival is known for extensive support of animation in all its forms.
Film’s French premiere slated for June 15, with an honorary Cristal Award to be presented to Bird for his acclaimed work.
‘Generations’ theme connects past pioneers with future leaders.
Two-day event will feature two stages and a marketplace that will include premiere screenings, comedy, gaming, merchandise and live music.
Ireland’s first original animated VR film made its debut at the Audi Dublin International Film Festival’s Immersive Stories program.
Event will include screenings, a look at the making of the short film ‘Inner Workings’ and a tribute to the late Bill Melendez.
Four classics from the award-winning Japanese director will be shown at the fest, which runs March 7-18 in Lisbon, Portugal.
