First looks at 'Insectarium', Sofía Carrillo's stop-motion

Insectarium It is stealing attention on the Internet.

It is an animated film using the technique stop motiondirected by the Mexican filmmaker Sofia Carrilloof which we have a first look with the distinctive seal of Carrillo's style, recognized for her work in animation that has earned her two Ariel Awards. He has made short films like Out of Control, Prita Noire, Adaptation, The Sad House, The Tailor's Heart, Ceruliaamong others.

Insectarium marks Carrillo's debut as a feature film director.

Combining fantasy and mystery, the story of Insectarium It takes place in a future where insects have completely disappeared from Earth. Everything changes when a young woman named Lexi revives a moth that was thought to be dead, triggering a series of events that could transform her world forever.

Lexi works with her uncle, Dr. Krause, an entomologist who preserves insect specimens in a collection. After accidentally removing a pin from a rare Attacus atlas moth, he takes it home to hide his mistake. To his surprise, the moth comes back to life.

The premise is accompanied by a profound question: What would happen if a world that had lost all its insects suddenly regained one? This idea is the central axis of the story and has already intrigued animation fans who follow the development of the project.

According to previously reported information, Insectarium will maintain the visual style and atmosphere that made Cerulean a short film so acclaimed and rememberedwithin a completely new story.

Take a look at the newly published images at the end of the note.

The production of Insectarium is underway right now. The project has already been presented at several industry events, which has sparked the interest, particularly, of all those interested in animation.

The plans for its launch have not been specified.