Audiences of the Annecy International Animation Film Festival will get to know the Hungarian animation outside the cinema as well: an installation and street art exhibition called Hunimation Hits the Streets will populate the streets, hotels and restaurants of Annecy. Dreamed up by animation director Dániel Huszár, the exhibition turns the city and park into a living storyboard, where characters from beloved films pop up and playfully interact with the surrounding architecture. 

Further exhibitions will expand the Hungarian presence: the science fiction-ecocritical animation through the works of Sándor Reisenbüchler ('Farewell, Little Planet'), and painting animation through József Gémes' Annecy-winner film ‘Heroic Times’ ('Daliás idők').

A special feature of the festival will be the Annecy Hungarian Dome, for the very first time, where audiences can enjoy classic animated films in a new, immersive form. These programs aim to highlight the innovative spirit and artistic richness of Hungarian audiovisual culture. In addition to showcasing Hungarian works, the festival also selects international films created specifically for this immersive format, fostering cross-cultural dialogue and experimentation.