The month-long showcase spans over a century of cinema, featuring 13 curated screenings from Gaumont’s 1,600-title library, including landmark films by Godard, Clouzot, and Ophüls, marking a high-profile cultural partnership with the Academy Museum.
The agenda included a slate of must-see studio screenings, featuring major companies such as A+E Global Media, Lionsgate, and Sony Pictures Entertainment.
This year’s edition was defined by both its artistic depth and industry impact. Held in a sweltering but festive atmosphere, the Festival featured world premieres, high-profile guests, and a packed slate of screenings and panels.
Eighteen programs from twelve countries competed, with over 30 public events and 11 screenings held; Robin Wright received the Crystal Nymph, while the inaugural honorary Digital Award previewed the Festival’s expanded focus for 2026.
Hungary presented over 80 films and launched its first professional English-language animation platform, showcasing works from 24 studios and marking 111 years of animated storytelling at Annecy’s sold-out immersive screenings and citywide exhibitions.