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Merry The Christmas Witch

Releasing Holiday 2026

Trailer

First look

Arriving ahead of Holiday 2026

Trailer in the works

The first look at Merry The Christmas Witch lands here soon.

Poster for Merry The Christmas Witch, tagline ‘This year Christmas fights back’. Merry holds a candy-cane staff between her striped cat and a goggled elf, Santa caged in the moon above them, witches watching from the swamp below.

About the Film

A Christmas story,
made a new way

Merry The Christmas Witch is a feature-length motion picture produced entirely through TW3's AI production pipeline. It is one of the first fully AI-produced features ever completed.

Every character, environment and effect was built in-house using workflows the studio developed itself, applied with the same standards TW3 has brought to live-action features and computer-animated pictures for three decades.

The result is not a technology demonstration. It is a finished holiday film, built for a family audience, arriving for the 2026 holiday season.

Production Stills

A presenter works to camera on the Merry shoot, boom mic overhead and a softbox to one side.
A presenter delivers to camera against a white backdrop, lavalier mic clipped on and notes in hand.
A scene from Merry on the dub-stage screen above a full mixing console.
Merry presses her hands to a wall of framed witch portraits in a stone corridor.
Merry stands in a lamplit library at night, looking up past the tall windows.
An elder witch in a weathered hat smiles warmly by firelight.
Two witches streak low over a snowfield trailing violet magic.
Two small figures walk away down a muddy path through a misty cypress bayou, moss-draped trunks reflected in black standing water.
An elder witch hovers on a broom reading a letter, a hall of seated witches behind her.
Books fly open around a young witch in a lamplit library as she reads, teal magic glowing at her ear.
Three small witches in pointed hats stand together in a torchlit stone courtyard, looking upward.
A costumed crowd fills a village street at night for a Halloween parade.
A red haired witch stares up at an enormous serpent coiled around a ruined stone wall.

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