Apple today released a trailer for a new family-friendly animated film coming to Apple TV+ this year called "Wolfwalkers."

Apple acquired the rights to the film back in 2018, and it comes from the creators and director of "The Secret of Kells" and "Song of the Sea."

The film is described as an adventure film about a young apprentice named Robyn who travels with her father to Ireland to help wipe out a pack of wolves. However, once they arrive Robyn discovers a girl who has the ability to transform into a wolf at night, and begins to question if they should continue on their mission.

"Wolfwalkers" stars Honor Kneafsey as Robyn, Sean Bean as her father Bill, and Eva Whittaker as Mebh. A specific release date wasn't given for the film's release, but in the Apple TV app it is marked as coming sometime in 2020.

Top Rated Comments

bobmans Avatar
47 months ago
If you look closely at 0:37 ('https://youtu.be/gj72cf3x5KM?t=37') she slaps her wrist. Apple Watch Series 6 release today confirmed!!!!
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neuropsychguy Avatar
47 months ago
The art in this studio's movies is gorgeous (and the movies are good too!).
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D.T. Avatar
47 months ago
Sean Bean? Oh no, her father is __doomed__.
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gnomeisland Avatar
47 months ago
Pumped to watch this one with my daughter. Looks beautiful!
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George Zip Avatar
47 months ago
Our family are big fans of both "Song of the Sea" and "The Secret of Kells"; very much looking forward to this.
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AppleInLVX Avatar
47 months ago
Agreed - Secret of Kells is among my very favourites. This is the first time I've ever been excited to see a ATV+ release.
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