Again in the eyes of the world!
The Avant premiere of the movie Transformers: Rise of the Beasts took place in New York, United States, and it was a complete success. The team of the mega-production, which was filmed almost entirely in our country, was received in red and white, showing the beautiful and mystical landscapes of the regions of Cusco (Machu Picchu) and San Martín (Tarapoto).
The PROMPERÚ team had the opportunity to attend the gala, being able to deliver some presents to Peter Cullen (voice of Optimus Prime), Liza Koshy (voice of Arcee), among others. In addition, during the exclusive interviews that the team also had access to, they were able to talk with the leading roles Anthony Ramos and Dominique Fishback, as well as the director Steven Caple Jr. The actors and the filmmaker received a silver chain made by Peruvian artisans with the characteristic logo of the Autobots, inlaid with spondylus and sodalite stone; in addition to altarpieces with Ayacucho and Cusco designs.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, which has our country and its people as important characters, can be enjoyed in cinemas throughout Peru in 2D, 3D and special formats such as 4DX, MacroX screen, XD, Atmos.
Dream Peruvian landscapes
In the last two years, large international film houses have seen Peru as an attractive destination for film locations, and this is reflected in the feature films, short films, series and documentaries that have been filmed in our country, such as La Reina del Sur (The Queen of the South), Don't Look Up, Dora and the Lost City of Gold, among others.
Thanks to the promotion of Peruvian film locations, it is possible to tell all kinds of stories that facilitate the creation of new attractions and places, cities and regions, which could be visited by more tourists; movie fans are more active in sharing their travel experiences on social media (+27%) and have a higher rate of recommendations after their visit than average visitors (+6%).
Fact:
- Since filming, PROMPERÚ's support was continuous, through Film in Peru, which articulated and managed the corresponding filming authorizations with different government institutions, with the aim of guaranteeing an adequate experience.
