Until Sbornia Do Us Part Review: Cultural Disaster from Outer Brazil

A new Brazilian animation feature talks about love, civilization and the need for cultural identity in a disaster setting. Review for the adventure satire Until Sbornia Do Us Part.

Truth has Fallen Review: Animating Miscarriages of Justice

The live-action/animated documentary Truth Has Fallen by Sheila Sofian animates in a powerful way the failures of the US judicial system.

The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead and Roundhead: Film Review

Not your ordinary animated characters. The new, Australian independent feature, The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead and Roundhead by Elliot Cowan. Film review.

My Mommy is in America, and She Met Buffalo Bill Review: Past Absence, Present Fantasies

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Marc Boréal et Thibaut Chatel direct a French retro drama that animates with a restrained technique intimate worries of a 6-year-old child.

From the Earth To the Moon Review: Warm Collage of Human Folly

Jules Verne adapted into a Greek animated feature. Review for Angelos Spartalis' collage animation film, From the Earth to the Moon.

Rio 2096: A Story Of Love and Fury Review

Without being passionate enough, it is militant, beautiful and engrossing.  The film by Luiz Bolognesi, Rio 2096: A Story of Love and Fury.

A Lion in Stop-Motion: The Disney of Duivendrecht

A documentary about stop-motion Dutch animator Joop Geesink, who made a career in advertising.

Jasmine review: Politics and Letters that Cross in the Mail

Jasmine is a heart-wrenching tale of love entrapped in a tumultuous national history.

Tito on Ice review: Going Through the Balkan Black Box

Max Andersson & Helena Ahonen direct a road movie on the Balkans, and mix stylistically animation with live-action. Read the film review of Tito on Ice.

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