Extensive art Z, the lost cityPicture of James Gray with Charlie Hunnam and Robert Pattinson following in the footsteps of a British explorer fascinated by the Amazon jungle.

1 / Adaptation

Z, the lost city Transformation of the story Z lost city Inspired by the adventure of British explorer Percy Fawcett, David Gran.

2 / (Dis) Advice

Before making the film, James Gray sought the advice of Francis Ford Coppola about filming in the woods. DirectorApocalypse Now (1979) He was advised against doing so.

3 / Casting

Before Charlie Hunn, the production team first imagined Brad Pitt as Percy Fawcett. Brad Pitt, who also produced the film, eventually decided not to go. Benedict Cumberbatch finally hired before leaving due to a scheduling issue: Actor The doctor is weird At the same time. Charlie Hunnam finally gets the role.

4 / Filming locations

After five weeks of filming in Northern Ireland, the team set out for Colombia in the rainforest.

5 / Difficulties

Dengue, Snakes… The film crew had their difficulties. Charlie Hunn had an insect in his ear that began to eat from his ear. Tom Holland blew his nose before filming the final scene. A team member was bitten on the neck by a snake coming down from a tree. Without a nurse or anti-poison on set, the professionals are pulling the poison out of him!

6/35 mm.

The director said that the film was shot in silver film at 35mm. Bring something organic. « Thanks to her, each picture contains a strange depression.

Z, the lost city, A summary of an adventure movie

In 1906, Percy Fawcett (Charlie Hunnam), a British explorer, traveled to the Amazon, where he discovered evidence of a hitherto unknown civilization. During the two years of this expedition, organized by the Royal Geographical Society, Percy Fawcett and his helper, Henry Costin (Robert Pattinson), map the uncharted territories of Bolivia, and ascend to the legendary Rio Verde with the help of local tribes. Deep in the rainforest, Fawcett finds erosive fragments that indicate the presence of a lost city.

Z, the lost city, Sunday, January 31 at 8:55 p.m. art