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NFB Animation Treasures Find New Home in France
22 Jun
Summary
- NFB now has a permanent presence at the new Museum of Animated Film in Annecy.
- The museum features over 85 years of NFB innovation and imaginative animated films.
- NFB productions have earned 66 awards at the Annecy festival since 1960.
The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) has established a permanent presence at the new Museum of Animated Film in Annecy, France. This institution celebrates over 85 years of innovation and imagination in animated film.
The new museum, part of the International Center for Animated Film, showcases a vast collection of NFB films and artifacts. These treasures will be integrated into the museum's permanent exhibition, marking a significant partnership. The NFB's commitment to creative freedom has inspired generations of filmmakers globally.
Iconic NFB works by directors such as Norman McLaren are featured, alongside rare artifacts offering insights into their creative processes. These include notes, sketches, and experiments that illustrate the inventiveness behind Canada's animation history.
The NFB shares a long-standing connection with Annecy, having screened over 350 films at the festival since its inception in 1960. Productions from the NFB have garnered an impressive 66 awards, underscoring its lasting impact.
