Jordan Firstman, known for his recent directorial debut Club Kid, which has been acquired by A24 for a November release, has lent his voice to the English-language version of the animated comedy Jim Queen. The film, directed by Marco Nguyen and Nicolas Athané, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and was met with favorable reviews. Variety’s Guy Lodge praised the film as a “hilarious rare […]” — though the review was cut off, it suggests the film stands out in its genre. Jim Queen is an animated feature that blends humor with quirky storytelling. It follows the misadventures of Jim Queen, a character whose eccentric personality and unique situations drive the plot. The film has been noted for its originality, blending slapstick comedy with clever dialogue and dynamic animation. Its debut at Cannes highlights its potential to appeal to both international and domestic audiences. Firstman’s role in Jim Queen adds to his growing presence in both film and animation. As a director and voice actor, he brings a fresh perspective to the project, which has already drawn attention from critics and festival audiences. His involvement may help draw in fans of his previous work, including Club Kid, which is set to be released later this year. The success of Jim Queen at Cannes and the involvement of notable figures like Firstman indicate that the film could be a strong contender in the animated comedy space. With its blend of humor and original storytelling, it offers a unique viewing experience that may resonate with a wide audience.