Season 1
No one survives alone
Synopsis
The Eternaut (El Eternauta, 2025), Season 1 is here to watch online on iFILM — six episodes of Argentine sci-fi from Netflix that open on a quiet card game and close on something far stranger. One night a toxic snow falls over Buenos Aires, and within minutes most of the city is gone.
Juan Salvo and his friends are among the few left breathing. What follows is less rescue mission than slow grind: a makeshift suit stitched together to cross the poisoned streets, a search for his daughter, a school combed for any trace of Clara. Strangers join the group along the way, Tano fights to raise a signal on the radio, and Juan's visions sharpen with every stop. The snow, it turns out, was only the messenger.
Adapted from Héctor Germán Oesterheld's landmark graphic novel, the season leans on people over spectacle — who gets helped, who gets left behind. Ricardo Darín anchors it all without a trace of swagger. If you like your apocalypse patient and grounded, stream The Eternaut Season 1 online on iFILM.
6 episodes
S1·E1A Night of Cards
An eerie snowfall disrupts Juan's card night with friends. As tensions rise, they craft a suit for him to brave the storm and find his daughter.
S1·E2Step into the Sun
Salvo braves a ravaged Buenos Aires to reach Elena and Clara's apartment, discovering that human survival instincts can be as deadly as the toxic snow.
S1·E3Magnetism
Searching Clara's school for clues, Juan and Elena meet Pablo, a student in distress. Meanwhile, Tano attempts radio contact as Juan's visions intensify.
S1·E4The Creed
Tano and Juan head downtown, where they encounter a barricade and army forces. Confronted by a sudden threat, they receive help from an unexpected lot.
S1·E5Horizon
The group heads for the island, with Tano making a tough choice to ensure passage. On the way, they discover a refugee camp inside a deserted mall.
S1·E6Cold Tomato Juice
After a risky train mission back to the city, a mysterious bright light lures Juan away, leading him to an unimaginable discovery.
Comments 0