Argentine production is based on the graphic novel of Héctor G. Oesterheld and illustrated by Francisco Solano López, was directed by Bruno Stagnaro and starring Ricardo Darín. Currently, it is in the number one position of non -English speaking series globally.
In principle, the strip based on the Oesterheld comic achieved a milestone in the international projection with the seal “made in Argentina”. Since its launch, on April 30, Adaptation transcended borders.
Impulse of recognized figures and the export of the trick
Who took a fundamental role in this expansion to the Japanese country was Hideo Kojimaa renowned designer and video game director, who was vice president of Konami Computer Entertainment Japan and is currently in charge of the Kojima Productions video game developer team.
The designer not only published images of the series and retweeted a large number of posts next to the Argentine flag. By sharing his experience, he said: “I just finished seeing the first season of El Eternalauta. Drama, acting, direction, artistic design (especially the representation of snow and the car wall) and the visual effects were exceptional.”
“The central themes are an invisible enemy and a vast stalking force behind everything, very in line with the great science fiction classics of the twentieth centuryarising from the concerns of the cold war. Think of ‘The thieves of bodies’ of Jack Finney, “he added.
And he closed: “I have not read the original, but I have heard that the comic was created in the 1950s. It is easy to imagine how the political instability of the time influenced this story. This is a masterpiece of Argentine science fiction. For the current public, perhaps tired of the typical apocalypse zombies or pests, This series offers a refreshing and captivating alternative. The rhythm is slow and slow, so I recommend seeing it without haste and without spoilers. What a desire to see the second season!“
Those who followed the figures and joined to be spectators of the content, took into account the dubbing of Japanese and the quality of the audiovisual effects. So A wave of Japanese could be seen on social networks that tried to learn to play the trick, a well Argentine card game.
Local media pointed out that the boom of the trick carried, Not only for people to look for tutorials, but also share their experiences with humor. Despite the difficulties in understanding the rules, they invite to participate in the experience.
Source: Ambito
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