Belgium, Denmark and Poland follow France as countries most inclined to partner on co-productions.
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Three features are targeted at teens with only two are geared toward preschoolers.įrance has the most projects at this year’s Cartoon Movie edition with 23 and is also as the territory most proactive in co-productions (6). In line with last year’s stats, 55% of the selected projects are family-targeted, while 20% aimed at young adults or adults. Currently in production, “The Island” is produced by Romania’s Ap Arte Film and Belgium’s Take Five. Its score is a version of Ada Milea and Alexander Balanescu’s musical album of the same title.
“The Island” is a young adult-oriented musical comedy. As a voluntary castaway, Crusoe watches as his peaceful solitude on the Mediterranean Sea is disrupted by a steady flow of migrants and NGO guards. International sales are handled by Paris-based Indie Sales (Academy Award nominated hit “My Life as a Zucchini”).Īnother legendary figure, Robinson Crusoe, inspires “The Island,” directed by Romanian animator Anca Damian (“Marona’s Fantastic Tale”). “Calamity” is a co-production from Denmark’s Nørlum and France’s Maybe Movies. A female-driven story, as in “Long Way,” it kicks off when 12-year-old Martha Jane must take charge of her siblings after her father is hurt in a serious accident while driving a large convoy to the West in search of a better life. A family adventure, Rémi Chayé’s (acclaimed “Long Way North”) sophomore feature depicts the childhood of the legendary Calamity Jane.
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