Kiri & Lou Are Back and Ready to Raaa! Feature Film Premieres at Annecy

Get ready to Raaa! The much-anticipated feature film spinoff of New Zealand’s sensation, "Kiri and Lou," is set to ignite the Annecy Festival with its world premiere. This isn't just another cartoon; it’s a full-length, stop-motion spectacular aiming to capture hearts globally, just like its beloved predecessor.

Fans have been buzzing since the announcement of "Kiri and Lou Go Raaa!" This film marks a significant milestone: New Zealand’s first-ever stop-motion feature. The original series, a BAFTA-nominated international hit, has charmed audiences worldwide, making this cinematic expansion a huge deal for animation aficionados.

The premiere is locked in for Wednesday, June 24, at the iconic Bonlieu, nestled in the heart of the Annecy Festival. This prime spot underscores the film’s importance and the high expectations surrounding its debut. Industry insiders and fans alike are eager to see how the beloved characters translate to the big screen.

The original series has been lauded as New Zealand’s most internationally successful animated property, a testament to its unique storytelling and captivating animation. "Kiri and Lou Go Raaa!" aims to build on this legacy, promising a grander adventure and even more of the charm that made the show a global favorite.

The Annecy Festival is the perfect launchpad for this ambitious project. Known for highlighting the best in animation from around the world, the festival provides an unmatched platform for a film looking to make a massive splash. All eyes will be on France as this Kiwi creation steps into the global spotlight.

The creative team behind "Kiri and Lou" is no stranger to success. Their unique approach to storytelling and commitment to stop-motion animation has set them apart. This feature film is a culmination of their dedication and artistic vision, promising a truly original experience for viewers.

The buzz isn't just confined to New Zealand. International distributors and animation houses are closely watching "Kiri and Lou Go Raaa!" Industry publication Variety is already hailing the project as a major event.