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The animated feature film "Zac Power" is stepping onto the international stage, making its global market debut at the European Film Market (EFM) in Berlin, where Studio 100 Film is officially launching worldwide sales.

As part of its EFM rollout, Studio 100 Film will present an exclusive teaser trailer for buyers in Berlin, alongside the reveal of a new second teaser poster. The new materials offer a fresh look at the high-energy animated spy adventure, based on the hugely popular Zac Power book series, which has sold more than 3.5 million copies across Australia and New Zealand.

The project has also strengthened its international appeal with the addition of Australian actor, comedian and musician Tim Minchin ("The Artful Dodger") to the voice cast. Minchin joins a previously announced ensemble that includes Matt Lucas ("Little Britain"), Parker Little ("Apples Never Fall"), Kylie Cantrall ("Ron’s Gone Wrong") and David Wenham ("Peter Rabbit").

"Zac Power" is produced by Flying Bark Productions and Cheeky Little Media, in association with Pixel Zoo Animation Studios, and is directed by Alexs Stadermann ("200% Wolf") and David Webster ("Kangaroo Beach"). The film follows teenage super spy Zac as he navigates high-stakes missions, fierce rivalries and the pressures of staying at the top, delivering a fast-paced, comedic action adventure designed for family audiences.

“'Zac Power' is an incredibly fun world to bring to the screen - it’s bold, fast, and full of character,” said director Alexs Stadermann. “What excites us most is combining that sense of adventure with cinematic storytelling and animation that really delivers on scale and energy for a global audience.”

Lorena Booth, Senior Manager Sales & Acquisitions at Studio 100 Film, added: “We’re thrilled to be launching 'Zac Power' at EFM and to officially open international sales in Berlin. Presenting the project to buyers with the first-ever teaser trailer and new visual assets is an exciting milestone, and we believe Zac Power has all the ingredients to strongly resonate with family audiences worldwide.”