Afrika Toon
Animation studio based in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, behind Pokou, princesse ashanti and other Ivorian animated features.
Côte d'Ivoire
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Aya of Yop City
Back in Yopougon in late-1970s Côte d'Ivoire, the lives of Aya and her friends grow more complicated. New mother Adjoua faces questions about her child's paternity while Bintou begins an exciting but uncertain romance, drawing fam
Festival du Film d’Animation d’Abidjan
Abidjan’s animation film festival, with its directory history and documented editions kept together.
La Belle et le Serpent
Akassi marries a seemingly flawless young man without scars, unaware that his apparently perfect appearance hides a serpentine secret.
Les Vacances de SEKA
Seka spends the school holidays with his grandparents in Côte d'Ivoire, discovering the everyday values, traditions and cultural heritage of his family and community through a succession of childhood adventures.
MAFA (Marché Africain du Film d'Animation)
MAFA's first animation industry market was announced for November 2026 in Abidjan, designed to connect filmmakers, studios, broadcasters, investors and distributors. The exact date, venue, responsible organiser and confirmation of
Neuronn Communication
Côte d'Ivoire-based animated television producer founded by Ferdinand Messan. Co-producer with Cameroon Studio SOLF of 26 × 5-minute Les Vacances de SEKA; producer of Petit Kouadjo directed by Antoine Onomo. Exact studio services
Petit Kouadjo
Kouadjo, a lively and inquisitive boy, explores his community and learns about friendships, family life and cultural traditions through everyday adventures.
Pokou, princesse ashanti
Eighteenth-century princess Abla Pokou counsels peace in the Asante Kingdom, but a violent succession struggle forces her to lead followers away from Kumasi, seeking a new homeland.
Soundiata Keïta, le réveil du lion
Based on the Manding epic, a young Soundiata struggles against hostility in the royal court before rising to defend his homeland and challenge the sorcerer-king Soumaoro Kanté.