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’25 April’ Opens Tomorrow in L.A. To Qualify For Academy Awards

New Zealand is poised to enter the Academy Award race this year with “25 April,” an adult-skewing animated feature about World War I.

The Oscar-contending “Miss Hokusai” is getting a major expansion in the U.S. this weekend.

Shagadelic, baby!

It’s for only 2 days, but hand-drawn Looney Tunes are headed back to the bigscreen!

Alec Baldwin is a businessman-baby in “The Boss Baby.”

Not every Disney release can look like “Moana.”

“Your Name” has captivated Japanese audiences in a way that no other film has since the release of Disney’s “Frozen.”

Poop Daddy will teach you about self-expression.

“It’s kind of like the ultimate [visual effects] project,” says “Voyage of Time” vfx supervisor Dan Glass,

The most expensive Chinese-financed animated feature of all time is getting an American release.

The screenwriter of “Inside Out” and “The Good Dinosaur” has a new job at Disney.

Find out how Double Negative created a battle sequence between skeletons and invisible creatures in Tim Burton’s latest film.

A feature film is being planned for 2018.

Another R-rated animated feature is headed to U.S. theaters.

Studio Ghibli’s first co-production, “The Red Turtle,” now has an American trailer.

Animation veteran Clay Kaytis joins a long list of animation directors who have jumped into live-action filmmaking.

If you described today’s announcement of a “Lion King” remake as a ‘live-action film,’ you really shouldn’t be covering the film industry.

“Brave” director Brenda Chapman reveals big new plans in an exclusive interview with Cartoon Brew.

The scene-stealing transforming-wolves in “Storks” were both a creative and technical animation challenge.

Sony is bringing back The Smurfs back to theaters—and this time they’re fully animated!