The adaptation of Bruno Stagnaro, starring Ricardo Darín entered Netflix’s top 10 Global Netflix positioning as the most watched non -English speaking series.
The adaptation of “The Eternal” was released a week ago in Netflix and the world has already revolutionized. The series based on the graphic novel by Héctor G. Oesterheld and illustrated by Francisco Solano López, was directed by Bruno Stagnaro and starring Ricardo Darín. Argentine production is in the number one of non -English speaking series globally. Once again, Argentina makes history.
“The Eternaluta” focuses on Juan Salvo, a man who, in the midst of an unknown mortal snowfall, seeks to survive and find his daughter. This character played by Ricardo Darín immerses an unknown odyssey with his friends, who try to cross this apocalyptic reality. This science fiction story not only generated fury in the country, but also left its mark in the world.
The six episodes series entered the Netflix global top 10 top 10 in non -English -speaking one -speaking series, with 10.8 million visualizations worldwide. As if that were not enough, it came among the 10 most viewed series in 87 countries and was number one in 27: Brazil, Germany, Italy, Spain, Bangladesh, among others. Without knowing, Juan except for an adventure worldwide.
Besides, “The Eternaluta” became the most popular series of the week in Rotten Tomatoesan American meter of films and series in which it managed to have a 93%score.
“The Eternaluta”: a global, but also economic success
The first audiovisual adaptation of the graphic novel by Héctor G. Oesterheld illustrated by Francisco Solano not only became a world milestone, but also generated a significant economic impact in the country. The series led by Bruno Stagnaro contributed more than $ 41 billion to the national economy. It is a measure of the impact on GDP, which includes both the impact of direct expenditure on production, as well as the one that occurs in the supply chain.
Undoubtedly, it was a massive project: it took two years of development and writing of the scripts, 148 shooting days in Buenos Aires and more than a year and a half of post production. In addition, it included more than 50 locations and 35 virtual scenarios, and involved 2900 people between cast and extras.
The eternal
“The Eternaluta” was published in a comic for the first time in 1957. A week ago, he was reborn as a series mobilizing the country and conquering the world. This success begins: Netflix confirmed that there is a second season on the way. After almost 70 years, “The Eternaluta” made history again.
Source: Ambito
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