The death toll in the coronavirus outbreak has now reached 1,016 as 103 people died on Monday alone - a daily record.
Filmmakers Use Animation to Tell Diverse and Sophisticated Stories
01.02.2020 - 10:06 / variety.com
By any measure, it’s been a great year for animation. From “Frozen 2” and “Toy Story 4” bringing in huge box-office numbers in the U.S. to “Ne Zha” becoming the top-grossing Chinese animated film with more than $700 million gross to 32 official entries in the best animated feature category for the 2020 Oscars, animated stories flexed their muscles.
But those animated films are also vehicles for filmmakers to tell diverse, challenging and unexpected stories of all kinds throughout the world.
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