A young Guaraní girl looks out over a jungle waterfall
Mundo Guaraní

GUARANÍ MYTHOLOGY · CULTURAL IDENTITY

A mythology-driven epic from the heart of South America

Where a young girl's destiny is the only force that can awaken a lost world hidden deep within the forest.

THE PROJECT

An ambitious Paraguay-born 3D animated feature inspired by Guaraní mythology.

LOGLINE

When mysterious invaders destroy her village, a young Guaraní girl chosen by the spirit of the jaguar must lead her people along the legendary Tape Aviru toward the Land Without Evil, confronting ancient creatures and the inevitable collision between two worlds.

THE GUARANÍ

The undisputed soul of South America

The Guaraní culture isn't a museum relic — it's the undisputed soul of South America. Our movie is the bridge to close that gap: by bringing their ancient mythology to the global screen, we aren't just telling a story from the past.

We are using this project to expand their legacy, ensuring their culture and voice resonate across the world.

Guaraní community members in traditional dress
Guaraní elders and children in ceremonial attire
Map of the Guaraní cultural region across South America

A MYTHOLOGICAL JOURNEY

From the heart of South America

Paraguay is the only country in the Americas where an indigenous language — Guaraní — is co-official. Its mythology, its people and its ancestral identity stretch across Brazil and Argentina.

270M

People share this cultural region

3

Nations — Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina

1

Shared origin story, never told on screen

No animated feature has ever told it — until now.

Map of Guaraní territory spanning Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina

GUARANÍ TERRITORY

A territory that spans three nations

This map illustrates the extensive cultural and historical region of the Guaraní people. Spanning central South America, the territory covers present-day Paraguay, Brazil, and neighboring countries.

LIVING TRACES

Guaraní imprints across South America

The Guaraní legacy lives on in the names of cities and landscapes across South America. Places like Iguazú, Paraná, Itatí, Guaraniaçu, Ivinhema and Yapeyú preserve the memory of an ancient culture deeply connected to rivers, forests and nature.

Illustrated map showing Iguazú, Paraná, Itatí, Guaraniaçu and Yapeyú

These names come from the Guaraní language, where words describe the natural world itself. Today, they remain a living trace of identity across the region.

Illustrated Guaraní village life by a forest waterfall

ROOTED IN REAL HISTORY

This story is built on real historical research and documented knowledge about the Guaraní people. Every place, name, and cultural reference is based on verified history, linguistic evidence, and territorial records.

We are not recreating myth — we are revealing what is already true: the Guaraní presence that still shapes South America today.

TRACTION

$85,000

invested to date

PROJECT START

2025

Initiated and gradually shaped through iterative creative development.

WHERE IT WENT

  • Cultural investigation
  • Script & narrative development
  • Concept art
  • Early 3D exploration
  • Visual style testing
  • Early pre-production setup
  • Logistics and participation in Annecy / MIFA industry trip
A young Guaraní girl flanked by a spectral jaguar and a many-headed serpent

FRANCHISE PLAN

A trilogy, with room to grow into a series

Planned as a trilogy of feature films, with potential expansion into an animated series that expands untold stories and mythology across generations.

Film 1

Origins

Introduction to Guaraní mythology, culture, and spiritual world.

Film 2

Collision

Indigenous peoples, colonization, and the Jesuit missions shaping survival and change.

Film 3

Legacy

Descendants, the formation of Paraguay, and the impact of the Triple Alliance War.

THE TEAM

The people behind the project

The world knows many mythologies.
This one has never been told.

A forgotten mythology. A living culture. A story that deserves the global stage. For the first time, the Guaraní ancestral world will become a cinematic experience for audiences everywhere.

We are looking for strategic partners, producers and investors who believe in the power of original stories, cultural identity and world-class animation.

Join us in creating a film that does more than entertain — it preserves a legacy.

Mundo Guaraní