Indie Animation News

Here's a bittersweet surrealistic story of the man and the woman in gender-bending colors. Watch (the mature-themed) Superbia by Hungarian director Luca Tóth.

KCL University professor Christopher Holliday argues that computer-animated films constitute a genre in their own right in his new book, The Computer-Animated Film: Industry, Style, and Genre.

The Peja festival will also feature both Belgian animators  Lora D’Addazio and Britt Raes for this year's visual identity.

A new Hungarian animated feature from the awarded animator Milorad Krstic premieres at the 2018 Locarno Festival.

UK animation director Peter Millard investigates the guilty consequences of talking dogs. Here's the hilariously nonsensical film.

Uri and Michelle Kranot, Milos Tomić, Ivana Sebestova, Sanni Lahtinen win at the 11th Slovakian fest. Full winners and festival report.

Imagination should take a poetic leap forward. Watch 9 Ways To Draw A Person by Sasha Svirsky.

When people's lives intersect. Watch the animation documentary Random Walks by Hungarian animation artist Borbála Tompa.

Unemployment brings musical enjoyment. Watch Perk by Slovenian animation director Dušan Kastelic.