Netflix Acquires Mexico’s First Stop-Motion Feature ‘I Am Frankelda’

Netflix has acquired 'I Am Frankelda' (Soy Frankelda), Mexico’s first stop-motion feature film from brother filmmakers Arturo and Roy Ambriz, adding it to its streaming catalog.

20 Feb, 16:15 — 20 Feb, 16:59

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Both sources report on Netflix's acquisition of 'I Am Frankelda,' Mexico's inaugural stop-motion feature, for a global release later this year. The coverage is largely aligned, focusing on the acquisition and the film's pioneering status in Mexican animation. There are no significant differences in the core narrative presented by the outlets.

What sources agree on

Netflix has acquired the stop-motion feature 'I Am Frankelda'.
'I Am Frankelda' is Mexico’s first stop-motion feature.
The film is slated for global release later this year.
The film is from the Ambriz Brothers.

Notable gaps

'Pinocchio' director Guillermo del Toro advised the Ambriz Brothers on the film.

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