Goodfellas Animation, known for representing Oscar-nominated titles such as Arco and Little Amélie, is set to introduce two new projects at the 2026 European Film Market (EFM), further establishing its role as a key producer and sales agent for animated features and series.

The Paris-based company is unveiling Lucy Lost, a feature film adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s children’s novel, and Treasure Trekkers, an original animated series currently seeking partners and buyers in Berlin.

• Lucy Lost is produced by Xilam, the studio behind I Lost My Body, and directed by Olivier Clert. The film is based on Morpurgo’s Listen to the Moon and follows a young girl whose bravery and imagination help her navigate a perilous journey after being separated from a loved one. The project was previously highlighted at Cartoon Forum 2019 and featured as a Work in Progress at Annecy last summer. Early visuals are being showcased at EFM to attract international distributors and financiers, with the film positioned as a strong contender for festivals and awards.
• Treasure Trekkers, directed by Kevin Munroe, is a spin-off of the popular CGI-animated series targeting younger viewers. The show centers on a group of young explorers whose adventures combine humor, mystery, and action. Animation is handled by Canadian studio Squeeze, with a voice cast that includes Alan Cumming, Jack McBrayer, Greg Cipes, Tara Strong, Meredith Bull, and John DiMaggio.

This year’s EFM is expected to be a significant event for the animation industry, as the market collaborates with the Annecy Festival to launch a new three-day Animation Days program. This initiative highlights the growing focus on animated features and series during a typically quieter period in the industry calendar. Goodfellas Animation is among the first to embrace this expanded spotlight, with more companies likely to follow suit.

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