Congratulations to The Most Precious of Cargoes by Michel Hazanavicius, which just won the André Martin Award for a Feature Film.
During the Mifa press conference this evening at the CNC, Director of Mifa Véronique Encrenaz outlined some highlights of the upcoming edition, which will be held from 10th to 13th June 2025.
The Annecy International Animation Film Festival is thrilled to shine a light on the dazzling, culturally diverse feature films and shorts, as well as the vibrancy of the contemporary Hungarian production recently awarded at Annecy.
For the first time ever, Walt Disney Studios, Pixar Animation Studios, Marvel Animation, Lucasfilm, Disney Television Animation and 20th Television Animation will come together at Annecy to celebrate the very best of creativity and innovation in animation.
Our jury members will have the delicate task of choosing the best from the Official Selection in competition. Among them, Nadja ANDRASEV, Réka BUCSI and György RÁDULY will be our guests as part of the Tribute to Hungarian Animation, which will be in the spotlight for this 2025 edition.
The curtain rises on the 5th edition's mentorship: Alain Gagnol, Anita Doron, Aurélien Prédal, Jules Bonnassieux, Reza Riahi and Sébastien Tavel. Vitality and rigour are on the menu!
The Festival is spreading its wings as it prepares for the upcoming edition, which will be held from Sunday 8th to Saturday 14th June: discover the poster designed by the talented artist and filmmaker Raman Djafari.
Come and celebrate 40 years supporting the worldwide animation film industry's ecosystem, from 10th to 13th June 2025, and let's prepare for the future together!Four decades have passed since the first International Animation Film Market graced the shores of Annecy Lake.
The Annecy International Animation Film Festival, which takes place from 8th to 14th June, has announced its competitive selections over the past few weeks: Short Films, Graduation Films, and followed by the TV and Commissioned Films the day before yesterday.In all, a grand total of 182 works in competition have been revealed, coming from 54 countries and 45% directed by women.
