Big day for our Rabbits!
(6/10/2026)

Today, “Rabbit Academy – The Secret of the Golden Egg”, the third film in the series, celebrates its world premiere on the big screen at the SCHLiNGEL International Film Festival for Children and Young Audiences in Chemnitz! On hand for the premiere: Ute von Münchow-Pohl, Claudio Winter (who co-wrote with Nadine Gottmann), and our co-producers from arx anima.

And just in time for Easter, our beloved rabbits will finally be hopping onto cinema screens: The film opens in Germany and Austria on 25 February 2027! 

25 Years of Akkord Film – An Incredible Journey!
(28/9/2026)

The Akkord team celebrated this major anniversary with a joyous boat trip. We are incredibly proud and grateful to have brought smiles to the faces of millions of children and families worldwide with our characters and stories!

From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to thank everyone who has supported us along the way – and everyone who will continue to be part of this journey in years to come.

A huge thank you also goes to everyone who joined us on the boat along the River Spree and helped make this milestone such an unforgettable celebration! 

Cheers to many more years filled with magic! 

RABBIT ACADEMY goes on air!
(15/9/2026)

Ready, set, hop!

It’s going to be fun, exciting and emotional! The final 26 episodes of our 52-part series RABBIT ACADEMY are about to premiere.

Starting September 16, the new episodes will be available to stream on the KiKA and ARD media libraries. On the same day at 5:50 p.m., KiKA will begin rerunning the first 26 episodes, leading seamlessly into the premieres of the new episodes from September 29.

The season finale, “Final Exam,” will air on October 11. Will our beloved city rabbits manage to master Hubertus’ extremely challenging tasks?

Let’s find out together!

Rabbit Academy is nominated!
(9/9/2026)

An episode of our series RABBIT ACADEMY has been nominated for the 2026 Juliane Bartel Media Award in the category Fiction & Entertainment.

Huge congratulations to the episode’s writer, Bart Kuipers, and to the entire team behind it!

In “Earlection Day”, Kela decides to run against Andrew for student council president. Her goal? To challenge outdated gender stereotypes, including the tradition of assigning “boys’ jobs” and “girls’ jobs” at the school fair.

For 25 years, the German state of Lower Saxony has presented the Juliane Bartel Media Award to productions that make an important contribution to promoting gender equality. The award ceremony will take place in Hanover on November 17.

Our series is a co-production with SERU Animation, 2 Minutes and Formart Dekor, with funding from Creative Europe MEDIA, MFG, nordmedia and MBB, in collaboration with SWR, NDR, KiKA and HR.

Thank you to everyone involved for the fantastic support!