Canadian Animation
Olga Bobrowska reviews Zero Impunity by Blies Brothers and Denis Lambert.
Vassilis Kroustallis reviews the poetic and intimate Canadian animation feature Ville Neuve by Félix Dufour-Laperrière.
Legendary animator Bruce Bickford prepares this year's Ottawa International Animation festival poster.
What comes out when a noir turns into a psychedelic experience? Watch the clip Big Noise from the band Lucinate.
Spark Computer Graphics Society (Spark CG) presents SPARK ANIMATION 2017.
The Sommets du cinéma d'animation is an international festival dedicated to animation in all its forms, from heritage films to new media by way of current production.
Toronto Animation Image Society publishes its residency programme for international animation artists.
You don't always need the camera to make a fine film, and preserve cinematic memories at the same time. Zippy Frames talks to the pioneer Canadian filmmaker Steven Woloshen.
He is both daring and innovative, but also easily at home when experimenting with what he knows best: visual forms that move. Bulgarian-Canadian artist Theodore Ushev talked to Zippy Frames during the 2015 Annecy festival.
The story of a girl torn between solid and vapour. Watch Sublime by Ana Norambuena.
Yellow Sticky Notes by an impressive array of Canadian animators. Watch the inspiring, experimental animation to-do list.
A marriage is not always tuned to Mendelsshon's Wedding March. Watch A Sacred Marriage by Francis Papillon & Gregory Verreault.
Highly symbolic and dramatic: watch Playing with Fire by Alexandra Levasseur
Julieta Colás presents a story of a good-looking guy, a shower, and a Missed Call. Watch the short.
