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“I Am Frankelda”: the Mexican Film in Stop Motion that Captivated Guillermo Del Toro
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“Soy Frankelda”: the Mexican film in stop motion that captivated Guillermo del Toro “Soy Frankelda” marks a before and after in Mexican animated cinema. Directed by Roy and Arturo Ambriz, this stop motion tape produced by the studio Cinema Ghost combines fantasy, terror and mythology to tell the story of a 19th-century writer traveling to the Kingdom of Nightmares. The film, completely handcrafted, required more than 200 puppets and 50 handmade …
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