Prime Video Mexico Unveils ‘Every Minute Counts’ as Its Most Expensive Production

Prime Video Mexico has unveiled its most expensive production, the earthquake drama ‘Every Minute Counts,’ at Iberseries & Platino Industria. The show, which focuses on the 1985 Mexico City earthquake, employs advanced Unreal Engine technology, marking a significant advancement for the Latin American film industry.

At the recent Iberseries & Platino Industria event in Madrid, Prime Video Mexico showcased its most ambitious project to date: the earthquake drama “Every Minute Counts” (“Cada Minuto Cuenta”). This original series recounts the harrowing events of the devastating earthquake that struck Mexico City on September 19, 1985. Notably, it utilizes the advanced Unreal Engine virtual screen technology, which was first popularized in productions such as Disney’s “The Mandalorian.” This application of technology marks an unprecedented milestone not only for Mexican cinema but for the Latin American film industry as a whole. Alonso Aguilar, the head of Mexico Originals at Amazon Studios, alongside showrunner and director Jorge Michel Grau, presented a preview of the trailer, indicating the scale and quality of the production they are bringing to audiences.

The earthquake that occurred in Mexico City in 1985 remains one of the most catastrophic natural disasters in Mexican history, resulting in significant loss of life and widespread destruction. The narrative of “Every Minute Counts” seeks to highlight the human resilience and the urgent responses that followed this disaster. The integration of cutting-edge technology like Unreal Engine is significant as it enhances visual storytelling, allowing for a more immersive audience experience. This production aims to set a benchmark for future Latin American series, utilizing innovative techniques to depict real-life events accurately.

In conclusion, “Every Minute Counts” represents a pivotal moment for Prime Video Mexico, showcasing both the potential of the streaming platform in Latin America and the advancements in film production technologies. By utilizing ground-breaking virtual technology, the series promises a compelling representation of a historic tragedy that resonates deeply with its audience, setting a new standard for future productions in the region.

Original Source: m.imdb.com