How Guillermo del Toro mentored the directors of Mexicos first-ever stop-motion film I Am Frankelda

As teens, brothers Arturo and Roy Ambriz, both filmmakers who had taken courses on makeup and special effects, and who hail from Mexico City, took a chance.They cold-emailed Guillermo Del Toro and…...

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