Studio 100 Film has finalized multiple sales for its highly anticipated animated feature films Miss Moxy and North, both premiering in 2025.
Miss Moxy is a Dutch and Belgian co-production between Phanta Animation, BosBros, and co producers Eyeworks Film & TV Drama and AVROTROS.
Produced by Petra Goedings, Jolande Junte, and Burny Bos, in collaboration with Belgian co-producer Peter Bouckaert, the film is directed by Vincent Bal (Miss Minoes, The Zigzag Kid) and Wip Vernooij. The screenplay was written by Maureen Versprille (The Day My Father Became a Bush). Animation studios also involved in the feature film include Capybara (NL), Fabrique Fantastique (BE), and Polder Animation (NL). Paradiso Film will release the film theatrically in the Netherlands and Belgium 28 January 2026.
Based on a true story, the 85–minute 3D CGI feature film follows Miss Moxy, a domesticated cat who gets lost during a summer holiday in Southern France. She sets off on an exciting odyssey to find her way back home across Europe, getting unusual support from a comical dog and a wise old bird. During this journey, she broadens her outlook on life and discovers the true meaning of friendship.
Poland’s Nowehoryzonty has recently acquired Miss Moxy joining a growing list of distributors. The film has also sold to the UK and Ireland (Dazzler), Bulgaria (Profilms), Hungary and Romania (ADS-Services), the Czech Republic and Slovakia (Donart), former Yugoslavia (Blitz), and Portugal (Outsider Film). Previous deals include the Baltics (ACME), Greece (NEO Films), Iceland (Myndorm), Ukraine (UFD), Israel (FilmHouse), Turkey (Siyah Beyaz Film), Vietnam (Mockingbird Pictures), Taiwan (AV-Jet), and Mongolia (The Filmbridge).
North is directed by Bente Lohne and produced by Hakon Gundersen (Flight of the Navigator, Free Jimmy) and his company PictoryLand AS together with award-winning studio Anima Vitae. Ralph Guggenheim (Toy Story), co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios, is acting as consultant producer.
Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen, the 85-minute family adventure follows a young girl named Gerda on a dangerous mission to save her best friend Kai from the Snow Queen’s icy grip. Young Gerda sets off into the great unknown in search of her friend Kai, who has mysteriously vanished. On her journey, Gerda makes friends with people, birds, beasts and a kind witch, unaware that a hostile, unseen enemy, the Snow Queen and her gargoyle apprentice, Louie, are watching her. The evil queen keeps Kai prisoner in her ice palace way up north in Finnmark, Norway. Together, Gerda and Kai escape from her clutches, arriving back home just in time for the happiest winter holiday ever.
North is set for a theatrical release in Scandinavia through Norsk Filmdistribusjon, kicking off in November 2025 and extending into the holiday season.
Additional sales include Italy (Adler), Hungary and Romania (ADS-Services), the Czech Republic and Slovakia (Bohemia Motion Pictures), former Yugoslavia (Blitz), Bulgaria (Profilms), Portugal (Films4You), and the Baltics (GPI). Confirmed deals previously covered include Greece (Zinos Panagiotidis), Iceland (Myndorm), Ukraine (UFD), Israel (FilmHouse), Turkey (Siyah Beyaz Film), Taiwan (AV-Jet), and Mongolia (The Filmbridge).
