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'Wildwood' Premieres at the London Film Festival. Here's What to Know

  • On Sunday, October 11, 2026, the stop-motion fantasy film Wildwood held its world premiere at the London Film Festival, directed by Laika CEO Travis Knight.
  • Based on the 2011 novel, the story follows Portland teenager Prue McKeel on a desperate quest into the magical Impassible Wilderness to rescue her baby brother, Mac, after crows kidnap him.
  • The gargantuan stop-motion production features 200 practical puppets and 130 practical sets to bring the elaborate story to life, establishing a record at 132 minutes as the longest stop-motion movie ever.
  • Carey Mulligan voices the Dowager Governess Alexandra, a grief-stricken antagonist who orchestrates the kidnapping, while Tom Waits voices the coyote soldier Maksim commanding her forces.
  • Following the London debut, Wildwood will open AFI Fest in Hollywood later this month before arriving in theaters on October 23, 2026.
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'Wildwood' premieres at the London Film Festival. Here's what to know

Stop-motion animation ‘Wildwood’ had its world premiere at the 70th London Film Festival Sunday, part of this year’s star-studded lineup. The festival runs from October 7 to 18 and features actors like Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson and Robert Pattinson. Andrew…

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