Netflix, Disney, Sony, Cartoon Network, Dean DeBlois, Aardman Ready Annecy Unveils
Netflix, Disney Sony, Cartoon Network Studios, Dean DeBlois and Aardman are reading presentations at France’s Annecy Film Festival – as 2020’s Annecy, even online, once more proves to be the biggest animation fest in the world and the international event with the largest Hollywood and now global platform presence.
Put together, Annecy’s latest big wave of programming announcement suggests that its move online will mean no world premiere of a potential Hollywood blockbuster – such as, in the past, the “Despicable Me” movie series.
As already announced, in another Netflix-related event, a Making Of panel, “Animal Crackers” directors Tony Bancroft and Scott Christian Sava will be looking back on the tortuous road from a dream preem in Annecy – competition, Variety calls it “delightfully inventive, frequently hilarious” to final global distribution.
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