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The project reveals fresh visuals and key production details for Gutiérrez’s five-minute proof-of-concept teaser, with a proposed feature in development.
This haunting 2D short sees its protagonist return to her childhood home in Mexico, where she unearths buried memories and the lingering ghosts of violence and loss.
Patricio Plaza’s ‘Carne de Dios’ is a haunting animated journey through colonial-era faith, violence, and transformation at the edge of body and spirit.
‘Charamuscas,’ the first original animated series from Guanajuato broadcaster TV4, produced by Mr. Machin, blends folklore, humor, and family fun.
Argentina’s Rudo Company creates Pixelatl’s 2025 trailer, blending eclectic animation styles to capture the festival’s theme: ‘Enchant the World.’
Covamonas’s experimental cinema played with dreamlike collages, reshaping film through surreal, public-domain mashups.
Guriérrez is working with Mexico’s Ánima Estudios (‘Batman Azteca’) on a three-minute demo for the show, currently in development.
The program is set to begin in Mexico early next year, and it is open to both students of Escena and outside participants.
The short earned its Oscars qualification by winning the Ojo for Best Mexican Animated Short Film at Morelia International Film Festival.
This year’s Pixelatl event is set to take place in Guadalajara from September 3-7.
Animated features remain the top story at this year’s theatrical box office.
In this exclusive series, the filmmakers behind each of this year’s Oscar-shortlisted shorts reveal their favorite shots.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the shortlists in 10 different categories, including animated short film and visual effects.
The series debuted in Latin America earlier this month, and and English-language version is planned for 2024.
The 2d horror-thriller unspools in colonial Mexico where a Spanish priest must seek healing from the natives he once condemned.
‘Humo’ is the heartbreakingly innocent first-person account of a small boy living in a Nazi concentration camp.
From A-list masterclasses to historic short film screenings, there’s a lot to see and do at Pixelatl 2023.
Director Silvia Prietov spoke with us about the honor she and her team felt in being asked to produce the short.
Several titles spanning back to the 1930s have been digitized and were screened at this year’s Annecy Festival.
Without billions in backing or decades-old IPs, these indie producers are blazing a path in tv and feature animation.