Zootopia

"Zootopia" (2016) is a feature-length animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios, blending comedy, crime, and adventure. The film presents a world of anthropomorphic animals living in a modern metropolis, where dreams of equality clash with prejudices and social stereotypes. The production won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature in 2017. Key Facts • Premiere: February 10, 2016 (world), February 19, 2016 (Poland) • Directors: Byron Howard, Rich Moore • Screenplay: Jared Bush, Phil Johnston • Production: USA, Walt Disney Animation Studios • Box office: over $1.02 billion on a budget of $150 million Plot and Themes Judy Hopps, an ambitious bunny from the countryside, becomes the first rabbit in the Zootopia police force. Wanting to prove her worth, she takes on the case of missing predators. She is assisted by Nick Wilde, a sly con artist fox. Their joint investigation leads the duo through various neighborhoods of the city and uncovers a conspiracy threatening social harmony. The film combines elements of comedy and police cinema, with its main messages being tolerance, cooperation, and breaking down prejudices.