'Arc' is a French animated film directed by Ugo Bienvenu and produced by Natalie Portman, set against a dystopian backdrop in the year 2075 where children must learn to survive amidst relentless storms and rampant wildfires. The film features a talented Latin American Spanish voice cast including Jorge Rafael as Elio and Bonnie Miuller as Iris, aimed at engaging audiences with its poignant themes amidst global climate challenges. The storyline revolves around Iris, a ten-year-old girl, who witnesses an unexpected event that catalyzes her journey through this treacherous world, encouraging the notion that despite dire circumstances, hope, cooperation, and care for one another are vital for humanity's survival. This hopeful message is timely as the film premiered in Ecuador amidst a growing awareness of environmental issues and climate responsibility, showcasing the power of storytelling in shaping narratives around climate action and future possibilities.