In Flow, one of 2024’s best animated movies, a little black cat navigates a post-apocalyptic world full of rising floodwaters. The feline protagonist flees threats and chases fish, scurries up trees ...

Spoiler Warning: There are major Flow spoilers below. If you've yet to watch the 2024 animated film, please exercise caution. For as long as my kids have been old enough to watch movies, my family has ...

Arriving on limited release in theaters on November 22nd, ‘Flow’ is that rare cinematic oddity; a movie that could appear to be frustratingly experimental yet turns out to be charming, beautiful and ...

There comes a moment in every animal lover’s life where we’re watching a movie with a cat in it, or a dog, or an [insert animal here], and we’re overwhelmed by one singular thought: “I swear to god, ...

Like the wide-eyed feline in his dialogue-free film "Flow," Latvian filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis often works alone — he directed, wrote, animated and even scored his debut feature, "Away," in 2019. But ...

The film Flow surprised everyone at the 2025 Oscars by winning best animated movie, setting a 24-year record when beating out The Wild Robot. The most anticipated event of the year for Hollywood is ...

Not every film has been as lucky as Flow and arrived in theaters with no dialogue. In the past, several high-profile animated movies have had their silent cinema ambitions thwarted by marketing ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo Credit: Max) The Max release date for the acclaimed animated fantasy adventure movie Flow has been announced nine months ...

Of all the post-apocalyptic landscapes we've been treated to over the years, none is as beautiful nor peaceful as that of “Flow.” In Gints Zilbalodis' wondrously shimmering animated fable, a solitary ...

And a pussycat shall lead them! Flow, the animated film that’s Latvia’s submission for the Best International Feature Oscar, kicks off with a beautiful moment of tranquility: A small, black feline, ...

Erick Massoto is a Brazilian writer who's always loved film and TV and loves finding connections between them. That's why he supports double features, especially if they are of a modern film paired ...