US Edition“I’m Frankelda,” Mexico’s First Stop Motion Album
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I am Frankelda is the first Mexican tape in stop-motion to be placed in the main international festivals and marks a before and after in the history of animation in the country.
The film by the Ambriz brothers premiered worldwide at FICG 40 this weekend. It is expected to be a milestone in the history of Mexican cinema, the directors point out and add that it is “a love letter to the art of fiction”.
Mexico City.- “Soy Frankelda” represents a historic moment for national cinema, being not only the first feature film directed by the Ambriz Brothers, but also the first feature film of stop-motion animation produced entirely in Mexico. Conceived as “a love letter to storytelling”, this handcrafted and deeply emotional work is a clear statement of principles: “Imagination cannot be silenced.” Produced by Cinema Fantasma, in collaboration with Or…
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