Synopsis: A couple lives a mundane life in a room with no access to the outside world. One day, a hidden doorway appears behind a tear in the wallpaper, revealing a world that could change their lives forever.
Written and directed by Nathan Harbonn Viaud.
Sound Design by Mélia Roger.
Sound Mix by Matthieu Fraticelli.
Music by Anna Cordonnier and Amandine Robillard.
Synopsis: After the brutal crash of her spaceship, Kara, a space smuggler, finds herself stranded on a wild planet.
While exploring the surroundings, she spots a strange fruit in the forest, identified by her radar as a living species, and decides to open it…
Directed by:
Kelssy Abdou
Ikram Benmaza
Mélodie Carn
Amanda Cere
Adrien Chaumier
Maëlle Couzinier
Maëline Dalous
Victor Del Campo
Aglaée Pons
Original Score by Valentin Guay.
Sound by Tristan Le Bozec, Guilhem Favard, Jose Vicente and Yoann Poncet.
Voiced by Louise Duermaël-Granier.
Synopsis: Not Alone explores themes of identity, belief, and the blurred line between reality and imagination.
Through shifting imagery, the film follows fragments of the main character Cat’s memories of Rabbit, while invoking the medical phenomenon of chimerism to suggest a deep emotional bond that begins before birth.
Written, directed and animated by Momo Cao.
Music and Sound Mix by Lionzed.
Sound Design by Momo Cao and SummerSuck7456.
Release date: July 31, 2026 on Apple TV
Synopsis: Snoopy is devastated when his beloved doghouse is accidentally sold at a yard sale. In an effort to cheer up his pal, Charlie Brown leads Snoopy on an adventure to find his old doghouse, and along the way, they learn what makes a house truly a home.
Directed by Ridd Sorensen.
Written by Rob Hoegee.
The special features the original song “Home, Where Your Heart Found Me” by Allen Stone.
Release date: July 10, 2026 on Netflix
Synopsis: Two things keep burnt-out Sasaki going: smoking and supermarket clerk Yamada’s smile. One night she’s off and a stranger out back invites him to light up.
Directed by Masato Suzuki and Aoi Mori.
Written by Mio Inoue.
Based on the manga by Jinushi.
Music by Shin Kono and Kohei Yoshida.
Japanese voice cast:
Takuya Sato as Sasaki
Seena Hoshiki as Yamada/Tayama
Toa Yukinari as Goto
Megumi Toyoguchi as Ohno
Rikuya Yasuda as Obata
Yoko Hikasa as Maezawa
Shinya Takahashi as Suzuki
Synopsis: A ravaged nature finds its strengths and gradually recovers alongside the vibrant resurgence of life.
Written, directed and animated by Yunie Choi.
Ink and paint help by Joanne Kim and Gloria Lo.
Sound by Chanmi Ro and Daniel Eaton.
Music by Fabrizio Aiello.
Release date: July 25, 2026 on Paramount+
Synopsis: Avatar Aang, the world’s last Airbender, learn of an ancient power that could save his culture from extinction. With the help of his friends, he embarks on a global quest to find it before it falls into the wrong hands and threatens to upend the peace they sacrificed everything to achieve.
Directed by Lauren Montgomery.
Co-directed by Steve Ahn and William Mata.
Screenplay by Tim Hedrick and Christopher Yost.
Story by Bryan Konietzko, Michael Dante DiMartino, Tim Hedrick and Kenneth Lin.
Based on the animated series created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko.
Synopsis: Sam, a young tailless lizard, seeks out a new tail to get the love of his life.
Directed by:
Liselotte Allard
Alphonse Année
Margot Brun
Frédéric Dewit
Eva Dugué
Esther García Fernández
Lourenço Soares
Camille Szostek
Music by Jeffrey Brice.
Sound by Mickaël Merrheim, José Vicente and Yoann Poncet.
Voice cast:
Liselotte Allard
Eva Dugué
Esther García Fernández
Frédéric Multier
Synopsis: Time stands still one fine summer afternoon. An empty house, a dish still on the stove. The wind picks up and nature roars as a fire approaches.
Directed by:
Baptiste Fraboul
Esther Lamassoure
Julie Le Forban
Valentin Serre
Léna Gittler
Florent Sabuco
Original Score by Mathis Coopman.
Sound Mix by Pierre-François Renouf.
Synopsis: Set in a brutal corrupted food kingdom, two half-brothers are blamed for killing their father, the king. They must survive being hunted by their power-hungry uncle before their kingdom completely goes to s***.
Written and Directed by Danna Galeano.
Music and Sound Design by Felipe Rodriguez Espitia.
Voice cast:
Kirsten Mossberg
Danny Cetina
Kevin Coxaj
Malina Susim
Laureano Quant
Enrique Rosado
Synopsis: When everyone thinks they’re the main character, is anyone? It depends who you ask, and how compelling their theme song is.
Written, directed, animated and composed by Quinne Larsen and Louie Zong.
Voiced by Dominic Bisignano, Quinne Larsen and Louie Zong.
Synopsis: Marmar listens to the stories told by her grandmother’s friends as they play an illicit game of cards.
Written and Directed by Maryam Mohajer.
Music by:
Tanera Dawkins – Composer, Oud and Cello
Mark Bousie – Accordion
Parham Bahadoran – Percussion
Sound by:
Christopher Swaine – Re-recording Mixer
Rory Hunter – Sound Editor
Sue Harding – Foley Artist
Stephen Maxwell – Sound Assistant
Voice cast:
Saba Yazdani as Granny
Soussan Farokhnia as Zahra
Maral Mohammadi as Touba
Maryam Davary as Simin
Farzaneh Yazdandoost as Feri
Lila Shayeghi as Little Marmar
Synopsis: In a vast desert, a group of travelers, led by a towering being named Sommêh, struggles forward beneath the weight of their heavy packs. When the weakest among them, Sov, collapses, he is left behind and separated from the group.
Directed by:
Sacha Doubroff
Emma Diderot
Marjorie Gautier
Elora Meunier
Célestin Lemaitre
Camille Chan
Music and Sound Design by Julien Decaudain.
Sound Mix by Olivier Michelot and Camille Chan.
Release date: August 5, 2026 on Disney+ and Hulu
Synopsis: Kara and her ragtag crew set out to find worthy Jedi to fight against an increasingly powerful warlord.
Kara’s story began with “The Ninth Jedi” in Star Wars: Visions Volume 1 and continued with “The Ninth Jedi – Child of Hope” in Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 — streaming on Disney+.
Producer: Hitoshi Ito
Supervising Director: Kenji Kamiyama
Director: Shunsuke Tada
Animation Studio: Production I.G
Synopsis: A robotic vacuum suffering from burnout quits its job at a hospital and sets out to find community and a greater purpose on a quiet street where two lonely rabbits are stuck in perpetual loops.
Written and Directed by Sean Pecknold.
Production design by Adi Goodrich.
Art Direction by Emily Franz.
Puppet design and fabrication by Emily Franz.
Cinematography by Sean Pecknold.
Music by Claude Debussy.
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