>>121741194Hungarian animation is still kicking, just barely, weakly, but it's still around. They just made a mini series based on an epic poem from the 1840s, though the release keeps getting delayed. It's also going to be expanded into a movie. So far I heard both good and bad things about it, like there's only one voice actor playing everyone.
Last year the also released a "patriotic" alternate history 3D film sponsored by a pseudoscienctific state institution with CGI that looked worse than early pre-visualization test footage, but the less said about that the better.
