This guide to all the posters released for I am Frankelda is for folks who appreciate this film.
This addition is for poster collectors and folks who are in love with the art from I Am Frankelda. I haven’t been this enthralled with the art since the release of works like Kubo and the Two Strings, Coco and Book of Life. Presented in high resolution are most of the posters as a guide of what’s available.
As more screenings take place, anyone wanting to collect them all can know what to look for and have a checklist.
For a review at the film, please check out the prior post.
I Am Frankelda blurs fantasy and reality in a visually stunning tale of imagination, sisterhood, and the eerie power of storytelling.
Mexicans familiar with HBO’s mini-series Frankelda’s Book of Spooks must be excited about the movie I Am Frankelda. This prequel shows the world the young girl created is very much alive—and its inhabitants want more than to be confined to a pocket dimension. It’s an engrossing narrative where fantasy and reality exist side by side in unexpected ways. When her sister learns what Frankelda has created, jealousy sets in. She conspires to invent her own world!
This work by Arturo and Rodolfo Ambriz is a stop-motion marvel! To bring it to life, they partnered with Mireya Mendoza to direct. I’m already checking online to see what else the brothers have produced. So far, all I’m finding is that this film leads directly into Frankelda’s Book of Spooks. This “baby” of theirs is just as good as Las Leyendas (Legend Quest), of which I’ve seen both series and films. Thankfully, Spooks is available on HBO Max and Amazon Prime Video (USA). As for how well-known they are outside Mexico, it seems they’re still under the radar.
