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  • Senior Journalist, BBC
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How Grief And Experimentation Reinvented Canadian Oscar-Nominated Animator Christopher Hinton

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By Chris Robinson Verified
| Cartoon Brew
AnimatorsShorts It seems fitting that Flux would become the great turning point in Christopher Hinton’s career. For many of us, it remains his masterpiece: a film about motion, memory, family, time, and the hopeless business of trying to hold anything still. It also feels, in hindsight, like a map of Hinton’s own restless career.
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‘Tangles’: The Messy Lines Between Love And Loss In Leah Nelson’s Buzzy Annecy Player

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By Chris Robinson Verified
| Cartoon Brew
Feature FilmFestivalsInterviews Screening in competition at next week’s Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Tangles adapts Sarah Leavitt’s graphic memoir about her family’s experience with her mother’s Alzheimer’s.
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From Graphic Novel To Ambitious Animated Feature: Inside Annecy WIP ‘The Shiatsung Project’ (EXCLUSIVE BTS)

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By Chris Robinson Verified
| Cartoon Brew
Feature FilmFestivalsInterviews A woman lives alone in a suburban bungalow surrounded by an impenetrable wall. Her only companion is a talking screen. It feeds her, teaches her, answers most of her questions, and keeps enough from her to make the arrangement feel more like care than captivity. That is the premise of The Shiatsung Project, the new animated feature from Brigitte Archambault and Eva Cvijanović, being presented in Annecy’s 2026 Work in Progress feature lineup.
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