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Welcome to the Halas & Batchelor Collection website. Here you can explore the Halas & Batchelor studio, with details about the studio’s history, biographies of key personnel, awards and an extensive range of film clips.

 

Founded in 1940, Halas & Batchelor Cartoons was the largest and most influential animation studio in Western Europe for over 50 years. In that time, they made over 2,000 films and earned an international reputation for fine animation, extending the medium to explain complex ideas with clarity and humour. Their films reflect the social and style changes of half a century and are here for you to discover.

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Premiere at BFI London

Animal Farm in 4k

26 October 2026, 2.40pm

21 November 2026, 12.20pm

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Screening of newly restored film to 4K by BFI and Silver Salt Laboratory, with input from the Halas & Batchelor Archive. The team have fully remastered the film to produce the highest quality and most complete version of this iconic classic. 

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Silver Salt have regraded the colour and restored missing frames.​

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The film will then be available in HD Blu Ray in a new box set, with new documentary material and a selection of the best Halas & Batchelor short films.

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Find out more about the screenings here

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​Fête du cinéma d’Animation at Institut Francais

Animal Farm in 4K

28 - 29 October 20206

We are bringing the new 4K restoration of George Orwell's novella to ​Fête du cinéma d’Animation at Institut Francais, London for two screenings.

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Britain’s first animated feature film premiered in New York, reflecting its American financing and its role in the cultural Cold War. Yet the film remained firmly rooted in the British animation industry, while its themes of power, corruption and the manipulation of truth remain strikingly relevant.

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Find out more about these screenings here

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Regional Screenings with Light Cinemas

Animal Farm in 4K

9 November 2026

Light cinemas across the UK will be screening Animal Farm in its newly restored 4K format. Screenings will take place in Addlestone, Banbury, Bolton, Bradford, Cambridge, Huddersfield, New Brighton, Redhill, Sheffield, Sittingbourne, Stockport, Thetford, Walsall and Wisbeach.

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Find out more about the screenings here

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International Film Festival Glasgow 26

Animal Farm in 4K

15 November 2026

We are delighted that the newly restored Animal Farm will screen as part of the International Film Festival Glasgow on 15 November at the Grosvenor Cinema. â€‹

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Find out more about the screening here

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Pre order 4K or Blu Ray discs

Animal Farm in 4K

23 November 2026

The newly restored version of 'Animal Farm' is now available to preorder. The discs will release on 23 November.

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You can preorder your copy of the film

in 4K UHD format here, or blu-ray format here

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Screening and Q&A at Depot Lewes

Animal Farm in 4K

25 November 2026

We will present a special screening of the newly restored 4K version of 'Animal Farm' at Depot Lewes. The screening will nclude a Q&A with Vivien Halas (Daughter of Directors, Joy Batchelor & John Halas), hosted by Isabel Stevens (Sight & Sound) â€‹

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Find out more about the screening here

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Film screening at Monheim Germany

Britain's Pioneers in Animation

29 November 2026

Screenings of Halas & Batchelor films as part of their 'Britain's Pioneers in Animation: The Story of Halas & Batchelor' programme, featuring:
Animal Farm  (1954)

Shoemaker and the Hatter (1949)

Speed to the Plough (1956)

HIstory of the Cinema (1957)

Press coverage

Click above to read Nancy Denney-Phelps article

Click above to read Vivien Halas's article from April 2020

Click above to read Dr Emily Munro's blog post which features Joy Batchelor's films about potatoes.

Vivien Halas was interviewed for this 2019 documentary about the role of women in the animation industry and employment trends.

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 All texts, unless otherwise credited are © Vivien Halas, 2026

The Halas and Batchelor Collection Limited, 36 Southover High Street, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 1HX
vivien@halasandbatchelor.co.uk
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