2026 Chongqing International Animation Film Week to Feature 40 Global Classics
The 2026 Chongqing International Animation Film Week is set to bring nearly 40 animation classics from the Chinese mainland and around the world to the big screen.
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The 2026 Chongqing International Animation Film Week is set to bring nearly 40 animation classics from the Chinese mainland and around the world to the big screen.
Over 500 global entries are set to feature in the 2026 Chongqing International Animation Film Week from June 9-13, with a jury led by Disney’s Rob Minkoff.
501 animated works from across the globe will compete at the 2026 Chongqing International Animation Film Week, featuring a jury led by Rob Minkoff.
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