Bobbypills' 'Jim Queen' premieres at Cannes 2026: a gay sci-fi animation
French animation studio Bobbypills presents its debut feature film 'Jim Queen' at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. The pop-aesthetic, self-deprecating film explores a fictional disease that turns gay people straight, set in a delirious gay galaxy. The film marks Bobbypills' first feature-length project, known for their distinctive animated style.
Key facts
- Bobbypills is a French animation studio
- 'Jim Queen' is their first feature-length film
- The film premiered at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival
- The film has a pop aesthetic and is full of self-deprecation
- The plot involves a disease that turns homosexuals into heterosexuals
- The film is set in a gay galaxy
- The film is an animated feature
- The film is described as delirious
Entities
Institutions
- Bobbypills
- Festival de Cannes
Locations
- Cannes
- France