Antonio Canobbio

Antonio Canobbio—now there’s a guy whose name pops up in some of the weirdest, wildest corners of animation and cinema. You might not recognize his face, but you’ve definitely bumped into his work, trust me. He’s got his fingerprints all over “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs” from 2009, which, let’s be honest, is the movie that made a whole generation suddenly hungry for spaghetti storms and cheeseburger downpours. The style? Quirky, bold, and just bonkers enough to work. Not to mention, the animation is basically a sugar rush for your eyeballs. But he didn’t stop there. Fast forward a decade and boom—“Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” lands, and Antonio’s name is tucked into the credits. Totally different vibe, right? From animated food chaos to that off-the-wall Sacha Baron Cohen satire, which is all about poking fun at politics and culture in the most uncomfortable, hilarious ways. It’s wild range, honestly. And then there’s “Pantheon” from 2022—a real curveball. Sci-fi, but not your typical space lasers and robots. This one digs into futuristic tech and existential drama, with a visual flair that’s moody and sharp, way more mature than his earlier stuff. It’s almost like he took everything he learned from comedy and cartoons and just flipped it for a darker, smarter crowd. Bottom line, Antonio Canobbio’s career is all over the map, but in a good way. He’s got this knack for jumping into totally different worlds and making them pop. If you’re into movies that don’t play it safe, keep an eye out for his name.