The first adult animated series produced by CN LA Original Productions It already has a release date, and it promises to be one of the most original bets of the year. The Footprint of Gold he arrives April 13 to HBO Max now [adult swim] with a proposal that mixes cinematic action, philosophy and a completely silent narrative.
The story follows Fafner, a mercenary chasing a trail of gold coins towards its inevitable destiny. Along the way, he encounters a frost giant, sea monsters, and more than one bar fight, all while piecing together fragments of a past that haunts him as much as he chases gold. Between good and evil, Fafner walks a line that the series is never in a hurry to define.
What draws the most attention The Footprint of Gold is your formal bet: Without dialogue, the story is told through agile animation and a soundtrack that carries all the emotional weight. The only voice that breaks that silence is that of the legendary Mario Castanedawho brings Fafner’s internal thoughts to life, a resource that transforms the internal monologue into the narrative engine of the series.
Created in Argentina by Daniel Ducheproduced by Puño Robot and Enzo Ruso Films, the series is not just about the action: The Footprint of Gold is also a critique of power, morality and the superficiality of the modern world, packaged in a long half-hour episode format that gives it room to breathe without losing pace. The result maintains the irreverent DNA that characterizes the catalog of [adult swim]but with a cinematic ambition that distinguishes it from everything that came before.
