Violet Perfume (2001) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 11, 2001

Original Title:
Nadie te oye: perfume de violetas

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC)
Hubert Bals Fund
Palmera Films
Producciones Tragaluz

Production Countries:
Mexico | Netherlands

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

Nobody Hears You

A poignant and moving urban drama, focusing on the growing problem of sexual assault in Mexico City. Director Sistach fictionalizes the true story of a friendship between two adolescent girls which is torn apart when one of them is brutally raped.

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Art Department Assistant:
Gustavo Zetina
Héctor Paredes
Joaquín Hernández

Art Direction:
Guadalupe Sánchez

Assistant Camera:
Pablo Ramírez Durón

Assistant Editor:
Gabriela Botello

Associate Producer:
Juan Carlos Colín
Patricia Coronado
Octavio Maya

Boom Operator:
Ali Gardoqui
Isabel Muñoz

Camera Loader:
Diego González

Camera Operator:
Martín Boege

Cinematography:
Servando Gajá

Color Timer:
Kip Hansen

Costume Design:
Alejandra Dorantes

Director:
Maryse Sistach

Editor:
Humberto Hernández
José Buil

First Assistant Director:
Lucía Gajá

Foley Editor:
Andrés Franco
Luise Schröder
Eric Dounce
Enrique Greiner

Hair Designer:
Guadalupe Damián

Makeup Artist:
Maroussia Beaulieu

Negative Cutter:
Guadalupe Ramírez

Post Production Assistant:
Mario Sandoval

Post Production Coordinator:
Jorge Reygadas

Post-Production Manager:
Tlacatéotl Mata

Producer:
José Buil

Production Manager:
Mireille Bartilotti
Ana Cecilia del Campo

Second Assistant Director:
Issa García-Ascot Ogarrio

Set Decoration:
Soledad González

Set Dresser:
Sebastián Esquivel

Sound:
Antonio Diego
Gabriel Espinoza
Carlos Klachquin

Sound Designer:
Nerio Barberis
Lena Esquenazi
Eduardo Vaisman

Stunts:
Mauricio Martínez

Wardrobe Assistant:
Julio Marín

Writer:
Maryse Sistach

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