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Style and reception File:RavanaSitaPainting.jpg In January 2019, Mirai became their eleventh. In January 2018, The Breadwinner became the tenth GKIDS film to receive an Oscar nomination. įounder Eric Beckman received the Mifa & Variety Animation Personality of the Year Award at Annecy in June 2017.
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Template:Failed verification My Life as a Zucchini was nominated for the same award in 2016. GKIDS has since released four new films in 2015, of which When Marnie Was There and Boy and the World were in the running for Best Animated Feature at the 88th Academy Awards but lost out to Pixar's Inside Out. These latter two films beat out The Lego Movie, widely considered to be the frontrunner for the award. GKIDS received three more Oscar nominations in 20 with Ernest & Celestine, Song of the Sea, and The Tale of the Princess Kaguya. Since then, Shout! Factory have gone on to distribute other GKIDS releases alongside Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. Unlike most of GKIDS' material on home media, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment or Cinedigm isn't distributing the Ghibli re-releases, Shout! Factory is instead handling the distribution. On July 17, 2017, it was announced that the North American home media rights to the Ghibli library (with the exception of Grave of the Fireflies and The Wind Rises) had transitioned from Disney to GKIDS, with the distributor announcing plans to begin re-issuing the films beginning in October. GKIDS has since also managed the North American distribution of three new Studio Ghibli films, From Up on Poppy Hill in 2013, The Tale of the Princess Kaguya in 2014, and When Marnie Was There in 2015 as well as the first-time North American releases of Only Yesterday and Ocean Waves in 2016. Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, however, retained the home media distribution rights. In September 2011, GKIDS announced the acquisition of the North American theatrical distribution rights to the Studio Ghibli library, that were previously held by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. This marked the first time that an independent distributor had two films in the Best Animated Feature category in the same year, a decision which Puss in Boots director Chris Miller said indicated the Academy's "respect for diversity." Both nominations were considered highly surprising by film insiders, beating out such notables as The Adventures of Tintin and Cars 2-the first eligible Pixar film not to be nominated since the category's founding. This surprise nomination was followed by two more Best Animated Feature nominations at the 84th Academy Awards, Spanish-language Chico and Rita and French-language A Cat in Paris.
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The company attained national recognition with the 2010 release of The Secret of Kells, the debut film by Irish animator Tomm Moore, which received a nomination for Best Animated Feature at the 82nd Academy Awards. Their first general release was Azur & Asmar, a French film dubbed in English for British and Irish audiences.
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GKIDS was founded in 2008 by Eric Beckman, who previously co-founded and ran the New York International Children's Film Festival with his partner, Emily Shapiro.