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Electro Andes: Episode 1 - The Night of the Andean Beast (2026)

Two brothers join an eco-terrorist cell for very different reasons. One is driven by revenge. The other is searching for their missing grandfather. But when ancient legends awaken beneath the Andes, they find themselves caught in a ticking countdown: destroy everything, or save what’s left of the Andes.
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Two brothers join an eco-terrorist cell for very different reasons. One is driven by revenge. The other is searching for their missing grandfather. But when ancient legends awaken beneath the Andes, they find themselves caught in a ticking countdown: destroy everything, or save what’s left of the Andes.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Animation
Written By:Nacho Malter, Damian Fernandez Gomez, Liam Engels
In Theaters:10/4/2026
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Studio:Bellolandia

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