Annecy Unveils 2020 Official Selection

Annecy Unveils 2020 Official Selection

May 18 2020 – The Annecy International Animated Film Festival and its Market: the annual meeting of more than 10,000 accredited

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In 2020, the Annecy International Animation Film Festival has received over 3,171 films from all over the world between November and March.

We would like to inform you that not all of the Feature Films in the Official competition and the Contrechamp category can be put online during the Annecy 2020.

The financing conditions and session rights according to specific territories or markets prohibit certain films having unrestricted access. Therefore, in the event that certain films cannot be offered to all festivalgoers we have requested the producers provide a minimum 10-minute extract or to produce a short documentary presentation.

The jury members will of course have access to the films in their entirety.

This year’s Annecy Festival runs online June 15-30, 2020.

2020 ANNECY INTL. ANIMATION FESTIVAL OFFICIAL SELECTION

FEATURE FILMS (OFFICIAL COMPETITION)

“The Nose, or the Conspiracy of Mavericks,” (Andrey Khrzhanovsky, Russia)
“Kill It and Leave This Town,”(Mariusz Willczynski, Poland)
“Little Vampire,” (Joann Sfar, France)
“Jungle Beat: The Movie,” (Brent Dawes, Mauritius)
“Lupin III The First,” (Takashi Yamazaki, Japan)
“7 Days War,” (Yuta Murano, Japan)
“Ginger’s Tale,” (Konstantin Scherkin, Russia)
“Bigfoot Family,” (Ben Stassen, Jérémie Degruson, Belgium, France)
“Calamity, a Childhood of Martha Jane Cannary,” (Rémi Chayé, France, Denmark)
“Nahuel and the Magic Book,” (German Acuña, Chile)

FEATURE FILMS (CONTRECHAMP COMPETITION)

“On Gaku: Our Sound!,” (Kenji Iwaisawa, Japan)
“The Old Man – The Movie, Mikk Mägi,” (Oskar Lehemaa, Estonia)
“Lava,” (Ayar Blasco, Argentina)
“Accidental Luxuriance of the Translucent Watery Rebus,” (Dalibor Baric, Croatia)
“Beauty Water,” (Kyung-hun Cho, South Korea)
“My Favorite War,” (Ilze Burkovska Jacobsen, Latvia, Norway)
“The Shaman Sorceress,” (Jae-huun Ahn, South Korea)
“The Legend of Hei,” (Ping Zhang, China)
“True North,” (Eiji Han Shimizu, Japan, Indonesia)
“The Knight and the Princess,” (Bashir El Deek, Ibrahim Mousa, Saudi Arabia, Egypt)

VR COMPETITION

“Minimum Mass,” (Raqi Syed, Areito Echevarria, France, New Zealand)
“The Orchid and the Bee,” (Frances Adair McKenzie, Canada)
“Saturnism,” (Mihai Grecu, France, Romania)

Source: Annecy

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