THIRTY DAYS IN ATLANTIS

THIRTY DAYS IN ATLANTIS

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Marina is the engineer in charge of the engine room on the submarine "Princesa Isabel". The loss of an antenna and an electrical failure prevent the crew from communicating with the outside world. An explosion releases her to certain death in the rough waters of the South Atlantic. Leaving with her pressure-resistant diving suit. The thrust of the submarine, falling into the abyss, sucks her under and the fittings scratch the oxygen cylinder. The equipment, overloaded by the high atmospheric pressure, breaks, pushing Marina away from the submarine and her body crashes into a cabin. She was not alone. Someone was watching this tragedy from afar. Her hands hit the glass, her lips pleaded for help. The water begins to invade her suit, she has no more time. The silhouette, illuminated only by the low lights of blue screens, doesn't even move. Helpless, anticipating her own death, Marina pushes her body upwards. "She doesn't have enough air to reach the surface!". Thiago will save her at the price of spending thirty days by her side in a ghost town at the bottom of the sea. Discover the secrets of Atlantis with Marina. Inspired by the case of Argentina's lost submarine "San Juan", even the location served as inspiration, in the South Atlantic Ocean.
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