The Boy and the Heron, Hayao Miyazaki’s latest masterpiece, beautifully poses the question of how do you live in a broken world?
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The Tron movies are visual and franchise landmarks for cinema.
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Using animation to recreate the subjects’ memories, Eternal Spring considers the hijacking in 2002 of broadcast TV by a group of Falun Gong practitioners in northeastern China.
This adaptation of the popular graphic novel series for kids is somewhat charming, but still falls prey to many of today’s worst excesses in contemporary children’s animated fare.
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The Animatrix expanded the possibilities of the world the Wachowskis created, paying homage to the influence of Japanese animation on the series in the process.
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A profound, melancholy depiction of adolescent self-loathing.
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This stop-motion animated gem might be the perfect film for your Easter viewing.
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Animation for the sake of pure invention.
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An exciting adventure championing science and creativity.
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Essential viewing for Ghibli and Miyazaki fans.
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A beautiful and profoundly moving fairy tale.
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Its colourful, offbeat heroics make up for the paint-by-numbers plot.
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A funny, fast, madcap commercial.
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Jack Skellington is a great character in a good movie.
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From Up On Poppy Hill is a film about the push and pull of the past and modernity in 60s Japan.
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An underrated Disney gem with gorgeous animation.
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A beautiful, melancholy stop-motion story.
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A funny, creative, minor animated movie.
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Anders, Anton and Aren giving the lowdown on their daily experiences at TIFF11.
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Slight, but enjoyable film appropriate for children and casual kung fu enthusiasts.
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