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I Am Frankelda (2026)
A gifted young writer in 19th-century Mexico journeys into her subconscious and comes face to face with characters from her own spooky stories.
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A gifted young writer in 19th-century Mexico journeys into her subconscious and comes face to face with characters from her own spooky stories.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Horror, Adventure, Family
Written By:Roy Ambriz, Arturo Ambriz
In Theaters:6/12/2026
Box Office:$2,709,440
Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Cinema Fantasma, Cine Vendaval, Woo Films
Cast
Arturo Ambriz, Roy Ambriz
Director
Mireya Mendoza
Francisca Imelda / Frankelda (voice)
Arturo Mercado Jr.
Herneval (voice)
Luis Leonardo Suarez
Procustes (voice)
Gaby Cárdenas
Reina Veritena (voice)
Beto Castillo
Rey Ficturo (voice)
Magda Giner
Abuela / Tololina (voice)
Carlos Segundo
Ceimuth (voice)
Idzi Dutkiewicz
Mitélitas (voice)
Gaby Cárdenas
Veritena (voice)
Anahí Allue
Totolina (canto) (voice)
Sergio Carranza
El Coco (voice)
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