A Q&A with Luke Angus on his latest short stunner: Solstice.

What a bunch we've got this year! From morose giants travelling to the moon, to purple fart men, to sapphic romances about mountain women, there's so much on offer in this group of phenomenal shorts.

Pixar's latest is their first trip to space in 17 years: the story of a boy looking to the stars for a friend.

I mean, it's no How to Train Your Dragon (2010), but it's alright.

For about 5 minutes, the most daring and mature animated feature made by a major American studio. And then it's not.

Pixar's debut TV outing earns its spot amongst their ranks: funny, smart, beautiful to look at, and surprisingly heartfelt, 'Win or Lose' knocks it out of the park.

A deeply cynical Kaufman script, a suicidal night-entity, a Werner Herzog cameo, and a scared little boy come together to create the most wistful kids movie since Where the Wild Things Are.

The Tiger’s Apprentice is just another example of an American studio adopting East Asian myths to tell dumbed-down, generic stories that seem ingenuine and hollow.