Netflix teased one of its most anticipated Latin American releases to date, “The Eternaut” (“El Eternauta”), at a decked-out themed fête ahead of today’s streaming release to 200 countries, dubbed into more than 12 languages, with subtitles in more than 30.
Directed by Bruno Stagnaro, who co-directed the country’s cult classic “Pizza, Beer and Cigarettes” (“Pizza, Birra, Faso”) before going on to helm the lauded series “Okupas,” the six-episode series was written by Stagnaro and actor-scribe Ariel Staltari and produced by Hugo Sigman, Matías Mosteirin, Leticia Cristi and Diego Copello at Buenos Aires-based K&S Films (“Wild Tales”).
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