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Mediacorp animated series Zombie Safari, selected for international animation film fest in France

Zombie Safari has been selected to compete in the Annecy International Animation Film Festival's TV Films category. Meanwhile, another Singapore film, Neh Neh Pok, was also selected under the Graduation Films category.

Mediacorp animated series Zombie Safari, selected for international animation film fest in France

Singapore drama series Zombie Safari has been selected at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival 2025 in France. (Photo: Mediacorp)

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Mediacorp adult animation series Zombie Safari has been selected to compete in the TV Films category at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival 2025 in France.

Produced by local animation studio Finding Pictures and content creators Ministry of Funny, Zombie Safari is among the 30 titles worldwide selected to compete at the festival. Only four are from Asia. 

Set in a world where a zombie virus breaks out, Zombie Safari follows a ragtag group of zoo animals who must put aside their differences and instincts to survive the undead horde – and one another.

Three other animated films from Singapore, Neh Neh Pok, My Wonderful Life, as well as The Violinist were also selected under the Graduation Films category, the Official Shorts Competition, and the Work In Progress category respectively.

Directed by Jaime Ng and produced by Winona Mazo, both alumni of the Nanyang Technological University – School of Art, Design and Media, Neh Neh Pok is about a young girl entering adulthood and explores the themes of body image and self-acceptance. It has been screened at various international festivals.

My Wonderful Life, directed by Calleen Koh and produced by Tan Si En, follows Grace Lee, an overworked mom in Singapore who collapses at work and gets admitted into the hospital, where she finds newfound freedom as a patient. The film also won the Special Jury Award at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Festival 2025.

The Violinist is a sweeping historical drama spanning 80 years, set against the backdrop of Singapore and Malaya’s past. Co-directed by Ervin Han and Raul Garcia, it tells a moving story of hope, courage, and resilience, highlighting the unbreakable bonds of friendship, united by the enduring power of music.

The festival is an annual competition of animated films across different categories, such as Young Audience Films and Commissioned Films. 

Sponsored by the International Animated Film Association, the festival will take place from Jun 8 to 14 in the town of Annecy, France.

Throughout the festival, competing films will be screened at cinemas across the city, while a special open-air night screening in the heart of the town will showcase classic or recent films according to that year’s festival theme. All award winners will be announced on the last day of the festival.

Previous winners in the festival's TV Films category include Peppa Pig (2005), Shaun The Sheep (2007), The Amazing World Of Gumball (2011) and Stick Man (2016).

Zombie Safari is currently available on mewatch and Mediacorp Drama on YouTube.

Source: CNA/cg
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