Carlos Saldanha's '100 Days' Film Finally Reaches Theaters After Long Development
Carlos Saldanha's film '100 Days' has been in development for nearly a decade and is now being released in theaters. The film is based on explorer Amyr Klink's journey across the Atlantic.
The film marks a return to big-screen storytelling for Saldanha, known for 'Rio' and 'Ice Age'.
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development timeline
The film took nearly three thousand days to complete after its initial concept was inspired by Amyr Klink's one-hundred-day Atlantic crossing.
director's past work
Saldanha previously directed 'Rio' and 'Ice Age', both of which were successful animated films.
Common questions
How long did it take to make '100 Days'?
It took nearly three thousand days to complete the film after its initial concept was inspired by Amyr Klink's one-hundred-day Atlantic crossing.
What is '100 Days' about?
The film is based on explorer Amyr Klink's journey across the Atlantic, which he completed in one hundred days.
Sources
- ‘Rio,’ ‘Ice Age’ Director Carlos Saldanha on ‘Wonderful Homecoming’ With Ambitious Brazilian Adventure Film ‘100 Days’: ‘It Deserved a Big Cinema Treatment’ By Rafa Sales Ross, Variety · variety.com
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