The Academy Award for best animated feature is an award presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to honor the best animated film of a given year, as determined by a vote of the academy’s membership. To be eligible, films must be more than 40 minutes in length and animation must be used in more than 75 percent of the film’s total time, among other requirements. It was first awarded in 2002.
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