ZOOPOCALYPSE Release Events and Details
We are thrilled to announce the upcoming release of the animated film ZOOPOCALYPSE. Here are the key events and details for the film’s release:
- Press Meeting: On February 20, the media will have the opportunity to meet wiht Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse, Normand d’Amour, Jérémy Demay, and Guillaume Lambert, members of the film team.
- Special Screening: On march 1, there will be a special projection at the Cineplex Starcity in Montreal. Families are invited to join from 9:30 AM onwards for surprises and activities.
- Theatre Release: ZOOPOCALYPSE will be posted in Quebec cinemas starting from February 28, 2025. This release coincides with the breakfast week!
- Synopsis: The film follows a wolf and a puma who team up when a meteor releases a virus transforming zoo animals into zombies. They join other survivors to save the zoo and stop the mutant leader from spreading the virus.
- Distribution and Coproduction: Distributed in Quebec by Entect Films, ZOOPOCALYPSE is a coproduction between Canada and France.
- Rating Recommendation: We recommend this film for children over 8 years old.
For more information, visit EntractFilms.com.
Note: The provided search results indicate that the film’s title might also be referred to as Night of the Zoopocalypse. According to Fandango, the film is directed by Ricardo Curtis and Rodrigo Perez-Castro and is scheduled for a nationwide release on March 7, 2025. However, the specific events and details mentioned above pertain to the Quebec release.
Expert Interview: unveiling the acclaims of the upcoming animated film “ZOOPOCALYPSE”
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The animated film “ZOOPOCALYPSE” is garnering substantial excitement ahead of its release. The unique storyline, MDCals prosecuting a wolf and a puma joining forces to combat zombie zoo animals, has sparked curiosity and enthusiasm among fans. This interview delves into key details and release events surrounding the much-awaited film.
Introducing “ZOOPOCALYPSE”: An Insightful Interview with Animation Specialist, Léon Claridge
Senior Editor, World-Today-News.com (WTN): Léon, thank you for joining us today. Could you give us a brief overview of “ZOOPOCALYPSE” and what sets it apart from other animated films?
Léon Claridge (LC): Thank you for having me. “ZOOPOCALYPSE” is an animated film that depicts a captivating allegory—where a meteor releases a virus transforming zoo animals into zombie-like creatures. The film’s unique appeal lies in its blend of adventure, comedy, and emotional depth. It’s a fresh take on the animated genres, promising both thrills and thought-provoking moments.
Key Release Events
WTN: Let’s talk about the release schedule. How does the press meeting and the special screening fit into the promotional strategy?
LC: The press meeting on February 20 is crucial as it provides an possibility for media personnel to engage directly with key members of the film’s team, including Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse, Normand d’Amour, Jérémy Demay, and Guillaume Lambert. This interaction helps build credibility and generates initial buzz. The special screening at Cineplex StarCity in Montreal on March 1 is designed as a family-friendly event, ensuring that initial impressions are positive and viral among families, which is our primary audience.
Theatrical Release and distribution
WTN: The film is set to premier in Quebec cinemas on February 28,2025. Can you share some insights about this strategic release timing?
LC: The choice of February 28, coinciding with breakfast week, is strategic.It leverages the festive atmosphere,pulling in families during a period when they are already inclined to enjoy outdoor activities. Additionally, this date allows us to garner attention before the spring break frenzy, ensuring our target audience has ample time to engage with our film.
Synopsis and Collaborations
WTN: The synopsis of “ZOOPOCALYPSE” is intriguing. How do you think this storyline will resonate with the audience?
LC: The storyline of ”ZOOPOCALYPSE” should resonate well because it combines a familiar concept of adventure and friendship with a fresh, suspenseful twist. the dynamic between the wolf and puma,coupled with their mission to save the zoo,creates an engaging narrative that appeals to both kids and adults. Plus, it has a touch of humor and action that elevates it from the typical animated fare.
WTN: The film is a coproduction between Canada and France. What does this international collaboration bring to the project?
LC: International coproduction brings diverse perspectives and richness to the story.It also amplifies marketing and distribution reach, enhancing the film’s potential for broader appeal. the collaboration ensures that “ZOOPOCALYPSE” includes elements from both cultures, making it more global and relatable.
Rating Recommendation and Final Thoughts
WTN: The film is recommended for children over 8 years old. Do you think this rating is accurate?
LC: Yes, based on the content and storyline, a rating for children over 8 years old seems apt. While the film has some suspenseful and action-oriented scenes, the story’s emotional and undertones ensure it remains suitable for the target age group. Parental discretion is always advised, but this rating should suffice.
WTN: Lastly, Léon, what are you most excited about with this upcoming release?
LC: I am most excited about the positive impact “ZOOPOCALYPSE” can have on both children and adults. Our goal is not just to entertain but also to inspire conversations about friendship,perseverance,and the unexpected. I believe this film has the potential to become a classic in the animated genre and leave a lasting impression on audiences.
Conclusion
WTN: Léon, thank you for sharing your insights and enthusiasm for “ZOOPOCALYPSE”. We look forward to seeing the film’s impact on both sides of the Atlantic.
LC: Thank you. I am equally excited to see the reaction from the audience and hope they enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it.
For more facts about “ZOOPOCALYPSE”, visit EntractFilms.com.
