The premise for “Snowtime!” is simple enough: Children on a two-week winter school break in a small village learn valuable life lessons when they form two teams for a huge (and greatly allegorical) ...

Shout! Factory and CarpeDiem Film & TV have entered into a film deal to distribute the new animated feature “Snowtime!” in the United States, it was announced Wednesday by Shout! Factory’s founders ...

Snowtime! is a 2015 animated film that features a group of students engaging in a fun snowball game. What starts as a fun competition has an unfortunate, dire consequence in the end. Here’s how you ...

An impressive snow fort rises at the center of “Snowtime!” Two lofty turrets tower above a white landscape that looks like it’s been slathered with vanilla frosting in this animated kids movie from ...

We’re living in a golden age of children’s films that don’t pander. Last year brought the perfect Shaun the Sheep Movie as well as Inside Out, which dared to suggest sadness has a role to play in ...

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Rated PG. At AMC Loews Boston Common and suburban theaters. An English-language version of a French-Canadian animated film in French, Jean-Francois Pouliot’s “Snowtime!,” which was co-directed by ...

Shout! Factory and CarpeDiem Film & TV are partnering to bring the animated family film Snowtime! to the United States, with the film slated to premiere during the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. Based ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. War is an extremely mild form of hell in “Snowtime!,” an animated adaptation of the French-Canadian family film “The Dog Who ...

This could get awkward. On Tuesday, the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television named the Québécois animated feature Snowtime! as the winner of this year's Cineplex Golden Screen Award, which goes to ...

Chris Knight reviews Snowtime! a new childrens' film from Quebec You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and ...