DistantNews
Support us
The Great Journey: Film about Dandelion Seeds Surviving Nuclear Catastrophe Screens in Paraguay
🇵🇾 Paraguay /Culture & Society

The Great Journey: Film about Dandelion Seeds Surviving Nuclear Catastrophe Screens in Paraguay

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

In-depth Sources not specified Context piece
  • The film "El gran viaje" (Planètes) is screening in Paraguay, featuring dandelion seeds surviving a nuclear catastrophe.
  • The movie follows their perilous journey to ensure the survival of their species.
  • Showtimes are available at various cinemas across Asunción, San Lorenzo, Ciudad del Este, and Caaguazú.

The animated film "El gran viaje," originally titled "Planètes," is now showing in Paraguayan cinemas, offering audiences a unique narrative about survival and resilience.

The film, directed by Momoko Seto, presents a post-apocalyptic vision where dandelion seeds, having survived a nuclear catastrophe on Earth, embark on a dangerous journey. Their mission is to ensure the continuation of their species in a world forever changed by disaster.

"El gran viaje" is rated suitable for all audiences and has a runtime of 76 minutes. The film's original direction and screenplay are by Momoko Seto, with additional screenplay contributions from Mariette Désert and Alain Layrac.

Screenings are available at multiple cinema locations across Paraguay, including Cinemark and Cines Hiperseis in Asunción, Cines Itaú Pinedo in San Lorenzo, and various theaters in Ciudad del Este and Caaguazú.

DistantNews Editorial

Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

More Stories

From Our Blog