The first 2D Chilean-Brazilian animated film would show the world their mythologies and art style. This is like the Chilean version of Gravity Falls and Steven Universe in one single movie. The characters, the lighting, the plot, and the music were familiar to those shows.

The plot was about a boy named Nahuel who lives in a small fishing town with his dad and he was afraid of the sea, despite his dad is a fisherman. One day, he found the book in the abandoned house to conquer his fear, then the dark wizard named Kalku wanted the book so he kidnapped his dad by the deadly storm. Now, Nahuel alongside Fresia, a Mapuche girl, and Ruende, a cursed wolf, find his dad and conquer his fear.

This film was nominated at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival and the Schlingel's 25TH International Film Festival and won the Chilemonos Festival last year. So Netflix (or other streaming devices), ready to publish the film to see the world what they made of?