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French Sci-Fi Feature ‘Mars Express’ Picked Up By GKIDS, Theatrical Release Coming In 2024

The film comes to the U.S. with plenty of buzz after screening at Cannes and Annecy over the summer.

Signe Baumane’s Animation Rock Tour for ‘My Love Affair With Marriage’ offers a hopeful strategy to avoid the pitfalls of traditional distribution.

Based on Oscar Wilde’s original short story, the film is getting as limited theatrical run from Blue Fox Entertainment and Shout! Studios.

The film will then be sent to PVOD digital platforms on November 7.

Showmax parent company Multichoice Studios is taking the show to Mipcom next week to court global distributors.

The channel will appear on several free services and include titles such as ‘Psycho-Pass,’ ‘Horimiya,’ and ‘Ranking of Kings.’

According to the company, ad revenues are 5-10x higher when fans watch videos on the Rooster Teeth website.

The Sony-owned company has secured North American rights to the film, which will screen at Animation is Film later this month.

Already Poland’s submission for the international feature category, SPC will submit the film for the upcoming animated feature race as well.

Baumane and her producer will travel with the film for the next three months, meeting with audiences across the continent.

The companies will host the film’s English-dub premiere at New York Comic Con before releasing it on November 3.

GKIDS will give the film a two-day U.S. theatrical release on October 8 and 9.

The end of the year may be near, but there’s still plenty of animated films headed your way.

‘Mutant Mayhem’ hit theaters on August 2, meaning its exclusive theatrical run was less than one month long.

Here’s our first look at the films likely to qualify for the upcoming awards season, broken down by distributor.

The film had an impressive festival run over the past 14 months, winning honors at Annecy, Zagreb, and Fredrikstad.

The sequel to 2014 Oscar nominee ‘Ernest & Celestine’ will hit select North American cinemas on September 1.

The film, adapted from the Epic of King Gesar, will get a U.S. theatrical run starting on August 25.

The longtime North American distributor of the Ghibli library will release the film in theaters later this year.

The film screened in competition at June’s Annecy festival and will hit U.S. theaters on August 25.