Invest in National Culture It is always important. The last example in validating the statement is the “The Eternaluta” series, The non -English speech content in the world in Netflix during its premiere week, according to the official report delivered by the streaming platform.
The launch of the first season of this program created by Bruno Stagnaroproduced by K&S Films and adapted from Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Francisco Solano López’s comic, marked An unprecedented production milestone in the Argentine audiovisual industry.
Beyond its cultural relevance and its technical and artistic deployment, The adaptation of “El Eternalauta” contributed more than 41 billion pesos (34 million dollars) To the country’s economy. It is a measure of the impact on the internal gross product (GDP), which includes both the impact of direct expenditure on production, as well as the one that occurs in the supply chain.
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Ricardo Darín is Juan except in “El Eternalauta”
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Since its premiere on Wednesday, April 30, Juan’s story except around the world by entering the Netflix weekly top 10 #1 of non -English speaking seriescon 10.8 million visualizations worldwide. In turn, it was located in the Top 10 series weekly in 87 countries such as Brazil, France, India, United States, Italy, Mexico, Germany and Spain, among others.
The production of SECOND SEASON It was already confirmed.
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The creation of the “El Eternalauta” series began in 2019 on Argentine soil when a local team was formed that would carry out this feat.
The work of adapting this iconic work took two years of development and writing of the scripts, four and a half months of preproduction, 148 days of filming in Buenos Aires and more than a year and a half of postproduction.
For its part, the project included more than 50 locations and 35 virtual scenarios, and involved 2,900 people between cast and extras. In addition, more than 500 masks were used for the series characters.
Infographic: The impact of the Eternaluta series on the Argentine economy
Infographic: The impact of the Eternaluta series on the Argentine economy
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In an unprecedented production in the country, It was possible to recreate digitally an extensive portion of Buenos Aires through photogrammetry and 3D scanning techniques, Combining drones, cameras and different technology to capture streets, trains, facades and urban landscapes with millimeter precision.
Technology not only optimized production, but opened a new paradigm for the Argentine audiovisual industry, facilitating total creative control and allowing real -time adjustments during filming. This advance marks a turning point con direct impact on the economy of the sector, the generation of specialized technical employment and regional positioning in audiovisual innovation.
