Chris Lavis is the Montreal-based director, writer and animator behind the Oscar-nominated stop-motion film The Girl Who Cried Pearls. The 17-minute animated short is a modern-day fable about a poor ...

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CES 2026 has been a milestone year for Enabot, a company that first gained fame for its playful, rolling "EBO" pet companions. This year, the Shenzhen-based innovator is signaling a major pivot. While ...

LAIKA‘s films possess a truly distinctive, dreamy quality, driven by their pioneering approach to stop-motion animation. Since their official arrival on the scene with the dark fantasy masterpiece, ...

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