15 Animated Shorts Make Oscar Shortlist And ‘Flee’ Makes International And Documentary Shortlists
Key contenders that made the short shortlist include “Affairs of the Art,” “Robin Robin,” “Souvenir Souvenir,” and “Windshield Wiper.”
Key contenders that made the short shortlist include “Affairs of the Art,” “Robin Robin,” “Souvenir Souvenir,” and “Windshield Wiper.”
We’ve picked films that we think stand the best chance of being shortlisted.
These highlights of the year show that animation can tackle any subject, from sexual assault to Chile’s military dictatorship.
These films struck us with their beauty and ambition. Will Academy voters agree?
They include some of the year’s most acclaimed films. But do they stand a chance against Hollywood?
The Academy hasn’t shown much interest in anime that isn’t from Studio Ghibli. Could that change this year?
Favorites like “Encanto” and “Flee” are jostling against smaller films such as “The Spine of Night” and “The Ape Star.”
The stop-motion feature has won prizes at Annecy and Ottawa.
Extraterrestrial love, wartime trauma, the pains of becoming an adult: what will catch voters’ attention?
Check out the artwork of five filmmakers whose animated shorts have qualified for the Oscar.
Check out the list of qualified shorts along with their trailers.
No animated film has been nominated in the international feature film category since “Waltz with Bashir” in 2009.
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These films could have a big impact on the Oscar race.
From documentaries to crime dramas, exotic birds to reggaeton superstars, these six films cover a lot of bases.
Many people view the Oscar as the ultimate film honor. When it comes to animated features, it’s the ultimate sham.
The Icelandic filmmaker speaks about photograph, shoestring budgets, and the beguiling power of a single syllable.
Pixar veteran Oh has scored an Oscar nomination for his self-produced experimental short. He tells us how the project came about.
Michael Govier and Will McCormack scored an Oscar nomination with their first animated short, “If Anything Happens I Love You.” They spoke to us about their vision for the film.
Welcome to our series of interviews with the directors of this year’s Oscar-nominated animated shorts.