Two story lines thread through the award-winning French animated film 'I Lost My Body,' one tracking a hand's search through Paris for its lost arm.

“Suspended animation” — literally putting life on hold — has long been a medical dream. (The preferred scientific term for the procedure is emergency preservation and resuscitation [ EPR ...

OmniHuman-1, an advanced AI-driven human video generation model, has been introduced, marking a significant leap in multimodal animation technology. OmniHuman-1 enables the creation of highly lifelike ...

Netflix’s new animated film from France may sound like an absurdist horror comedy, but what director Jérémy Clapin created is an artful, moving rumination on loss. Admittedly, the plot sounds ...

Journey Into Human DNA. By Rick Groleau; Posted 04.17.01; NOVA; Chances are you've seen an illustration of DNA's double-helix structure and even pictures of the chromosomes that comprise the human ...

Jérémy Clapin’s animated film “I Lost My Body” tells the peculiar story of a severed hand that has a mind of its own and tries to find its way back to its former human host. But Clapin’s ...

People will soon have access to a state-of-the-art 3-D visual exploration of the cardiovascular system created from medical imaging and computer animations. Anatomical Travelogue's TheVisualMD.com ...

Scientists (and sci-fi fans) have been talking about suspended animation for years. The idea that the functions of the human body can somehow be put on "pause" while life-saving medical procedures ...

The human characters in Disney's new 3-D film "Mars Needs Moms" have been criticized as appearing – get this – too lifelike. But isn't realistic animation a good thing? Not exactly, according ...

'I Lost My Body' director Jérémy Clapin and producer Marc Du Pontavice spoke with Deadline about their disruptive animated pic.