Atarrabi and Mikelats

In a Basque mythology-inspired world, Atarrabi, a mischievous young imp, finds himself in a pact with the fearsome Mari. He is tasked with raising Mikelats, Mari's son, who is destined to become a fearsome king. As the two grow, their contrasting natures lead to a complex relationship filled with challenges and unexpected bonds, exploring themes of destiny, nature, and the struggle between good and evil.

Atarrabi & Mikelats was generally well-received for its unique artistic style and its exploration of Basque folklore. Critics praised its imaginative storytelling and its success in bringing ancient myths to life for a modern audience. While its target audience leans towards family and animation enthusiasts, it garnered appreciation for its visual distinctiveness and thematic depth.

• Praised for its vibrant and distinctive animation style.

• Appreciated for its faithful and engaging adaptation of Basque mythology.

• Seen as a visually rich and thematically resonant family fantasy film.

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Nominated for Best Animated Feature Film at the Goya Awards (2021).

The film's animation style draws heavily from traditional Basque art and mythological imagery, aiming to create a visually unique and culturally rich experience.