2018 Quirino Awards Winners: Mexico’s ‘Ana and Bruno’ Wins Best Feature Film
Complete list of winners from the inaugural Quirino Awards.
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Winners Of First-Ever Quirino Awards Will Be Announced Tonight – Here’s A Preview Of The Nominees
A look at the nominees of the Ibero-American Quirino Awards, which will be presented tonight.
Quirino Awards Will Launch Its Academic Conference With A Tribute To Animation Pioneer Quirino Cristiani
The worlds of business and academia have not traditionally mixed effectively within the animation world, but this week’s Quirino Awards aims to change that.
Latin American Animation Leaders Are Gathering For A Big Meeting At The Quirino’s Co-Production Forum
Leading representatives from the Ibero-American animation industry are gathering this week to talk about the booming animation scene in the region.
‘The Ricochet Splendid’ By 2Veinte
In an uncertain future, a group of crazy and less-than-obedient squad fights the great war.
Ventana Sur Opens A Window Into The Latin American Animation Scene
We take a look at some promising upcoming Latin American animation projects.
Artist of the Day: Delfina Pérez Adán
Discover the art of Delfina Pérez Adán, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
‘Gummy Gas Crisis’ by Rodrigo Díaz
Can space gasman Ed save his hometown from Lord Gasideous?
‘4 Brothers’ by Buda
An experimental piece by Argentina’s Buda.
‘Perspective’ by Fernando Livschitz
New perspectives on transportation…
The New Wave Of Latin American Animated Features: 10 Films To Watch For
With over 100 animated features in development and production across Latin America, the region is setting itself up for an animation renaissance.
The Big Challenges of Making ‘The Tiniest Man in the World!’
A unique tv series from Argentina and France combines stop motion and live action.
This Saturday in Buenos Aires: Bit Bang Fest
Bit Bang Fest is a free one-day festival dedicated to animation, video games, and digital art.
‘The Unlikely Hero’ by Guilherme Marcondes
Brazilian studio Lobo knocks it out of the park with this advertising short for textile maker Interface.
Has Weinstein Co. Delayed ‘Underdogs’ Yet Again?
Reports are emerging that the Weinstein Company may delay the release of “Underdogs” for the third time.
Will the Pink Panther Affect Argentina’s Presidential Election?
See how an Argentinian candidate is using a Pink Panther cartoon as part of her political campaign.
100 Years—Armenian Genocide by Pablo Gostanian
On its centennial, a tribute to the 1.5 million victims of the unrecognized Armenian Genocide.
Weinstein Co.’s ‘Underdogs’ Trailer is Predictably Cringeworthy
The Weinstein Company has released the American trailer for “Underdogs,” which it will release into U.S. theaters on April 10, 2015.
Animated Fragments #26
Animated Fragments is our semi-regular feature of animation tests, experiments, micro-shorts, and other bits of cartoon flotsam that doesn’t fit into other categories. To view the previous 25 installments, go to the Fragments archive.
“Foosball” Will Be Released in English by Weinstein Co.
The Weinstein Company has acquired the rights to distribute Foosball in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and France. …
Can South America’s Most Expensive Animated Film Compete with American Blockbusters?
The top three grossing films at the Argentine box office this year are all animated: Monsters University, Despicable Me 2, and Metegol. …
“Metegol” Trailer by Oscar-Winning Director Juan Jose Campanella
The final trailer (in Spanish) was released today for the Argentinian/Spanish animated feature Metegol (Foosball). The US$21 million film …
“Shave It” by 3dar
Shave It comes from directors Fernando Maldonado and Jorge Tereso of Bueno Aires, Argentina-based 3dar. The monkey at the center of the …
Spots from Punga
Animator/designer Gabriel H. Fermanelli has turned me on to the commercials he’s producing through Punga, a collective of artists in …
“What Do Dogs Dream?” by Gabriela Fernández
Artist/animator Gabriela Fernández from Buenos Aires, Argentina, started this spacey little stop-mo short in 2008 and it’s been on her …
Animated Fragments #16
FoxRetro X-Mas Spot by Váscolo (Argentina) Thor facial rig test in Softimage by Stephen McNally (Ireland) Strip Tease by …
“Domino Party” by Studio Ronda
This is fun. Studio Ronda has been creating cool TV spots and station IDs in Argentina since 2007. Here’s a neat little new short they …
“MTV Top Ten at Ten” by Pepper Melon
Our friends at Pepper Melon, a motion graphics company based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, sent us their latest project, created for client …
Animated Fragments #10
Face Animation Test by Jonathan Campo (US) Taste It by Ronda (Argentina) One Day Animation: Nose Drop by Toby Jackman …
“Les Triolets” by Lucas Nine
My love for bouncy retro-style cartoons has no bounds. This was produced a few years ago (2002?) by Argentine cartoonist and animator …
“Angel Vitamina” by Diego De Rose
Angel Vitamina is a personal project of animator Diego De Rose and a small team of independent animators in Argentina. This is the second …
“Travelers with short legs” by Leo Campasso
Adventure Time – The Next Generation? Maybe. Travelers with short legs, by 23 year old, independent animator Leo Campasso from Buenos …
“Hotcorn!” by Juan Pablo Zaramella
Another simple and well-executed visual idea by Juan Pablo Zaramella, whose film At the Opera appeared on the Brew last month. Hotcorn! …
“At the Opera” by Juan Pablo Zaramella
A perfectly short short: At the Opera from Buenos Aires-based Juan Pablo Zaramella:
“Mythology” by Daniel Jervis, Javier Inga and Ricardo Jurado
In ancient Greece, Zeus’ spoiled little girl shows us how the famous mythological creatures were really created. Mythology was …
“El Empleo” by Santiago Bou Grasso
El Empleo, created by Santiago Bou Grasso from Argentina, is a five-minute film that I feel should be about three minutes long. Usually, …
Pictoplasma Intro by Pepper Melon
Pepper Melon, a young motion graphics company in Buenos Aires, Argentina, created a hypnotic liquid open for last month’s Pictoplasma …
Disney in Argentina, 1941
We’ve all seen the 16mm color footage of Walt Disney visting South America in 1941. Now, courtesy of the Buenos Aires Ministry of Culture …
