The Animated Version of Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro / Olmo Cuarón Creates Great Stop-Motion Animations
Guillermo del Toro is an extremely successful and talented Mexican filmmaker. Without a doubt, his professional career is full of important filmmaking projects, such as Pan’s Labyrinth, The Devil’s Backbone and The Shape of Water.
The last film helped him take home his first golden statuette during the ninetieth edition of the Oscar Awards in 2018.
For many, Guillermo del Toro is one of the most influential novelists, screenwriters and film directors of Latin America and the world.
Guillermo del Toro: A Film Genius
Ever since he was young, he decided he wanted to become a great filmmaker. Therefore, he did not stop until he reached that goal in his home country, Mexico, and in the heart of Hollywood.
He has a long list of successful films, and just recently he has embellished it with the animated version of Pinocchio.
This film that has been animated frame by frame was produced, written and musicalized by Guillermo del Toro, and since its premier in November, it has been received extremely well.
It is quite possible that Pinocchio may be receive several nominations for the 2023 Academy Awards.
And as to Guillermo del Toro, he could also triumph and take home another golden statuette.
Alfonso Cuarón and His Successes in Film
Alfonso Cuarón is a Mexican filmmaker filled with talents. It is undeniable that he has dedicated body and soul to films and has elevated Mexico’s name in repeated occasions.
His talent as film director has allowed him to win over the admiration of many members of Hollywood in the recent decades.
Alfonso Cuarón hasn’t just only won several BAFTA Awards. He also has won two Oscar awards: one for directing Gravity and the other for directing Roma. He is a genius!
Olmo Cuarón’s Animations
The stop-motion animations that he has shared withOlmo Cuarón in his social media accounts have received positive reviews.
In fact, all the ones he has published until now have received dozens of positive and encouraging comments.
Olmo Cuarón, who is son of Alfonso Cuarón, feels a natural attraction towards stop-motion animations and videos.
Just like Guillermo del Toro, frame-by-frame animations are fascinating for Olmo Cuarón.
Is it possible that he will follow his father’s or Guillermo del Toro’s footsteps? That seems possible, but only he will have the final say on the matter.
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