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Mexico’s First Independent Stop-Motion Feature Arrives on Netflix With Guillermo del Toro’s Blessing

by Naser Nahandian

Mexican siblings Arturo and Roy Ambriz spent fifteen years building their stop-motion studio, Cinema Fantasma, one ...

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I Am Frankelda Review: Reclaiming Creativity with Clay and Song

I Am Frankelda, the feature film debut from the Ambriz Brothers, Arturo and Roy, marks Mexico’s ...

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