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BELLE ( Belle: Ryû to Sobakasu no Hime ), la nueva película de Mamoru Hosoda que estrenará SHERLOCK FILMS en nuestro país, se presentó el jueves 15 de julio en la sección Cannes Premiere del Festival de Cannes, donde obtuvo una gran acogida por parte del público y la prensa que tuvo la oportunidad de verla, con una larga ovación.
BELLE es el esperado largometraje de animación del cineasta japonés nominado al Oscar Mamoru Hosoda, quien vuelve a formar equipo con Studio Chizu tras las aclamadas El niño y la bestia y Mirai. Mi hermana pequeña . Esta última se estrenó mundialmente en la Quincena de Directores de Cannes en 2018, ganó el Premio Annie a la Mejor Película Animada y obtuvo una nominación al Oscar. Esta vez, BELLE cuenta con animadores como el coreano Jin Kim, diseñador de personajes en varias películas de Disney como Enredados , Frozen. El reino del hielo , Big Hero 6 o Vaiana , o los animadores del estud
Where (and when) you can watch the winners of the 2021 IFTA Film & Drama Awards | The Irish Film & Television Network
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Cartoon Saloon s Wolfwalkers is back on the big screen in Kilkenny
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Normal People Sweeps the Board at Irish Film and Television Awards, Wolfwalkers Takes Best Film
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The Academy Award-nominated animated feature “Wolfwalkers,” from Kilkenny-based studio Cartoon Saloon, has won Best Film at the Irish Film and Television Awards this evening.
It is the second time an animated feature has won in the category, the first being Cartoon Saloon’s “Song of the Sea” in 2015.
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“Avengers: Endgame” star Josh Brolin presented the award for Best Film. “My own story with Ireland is that at 20 years old I was in Dublin, and I blindly walked into a theatre on a movie called ‘My Left Foot,’ and left a changed man,” he recalled. “With the rest of my very little money that same trip, I saw the Cusack’s do ‘The Three Sisters’ at the Gate Theatre and was again changed. I also read ‘A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’ that same trip. Ireland has had a massive impact
Normal People makes history at the IFTAs
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