A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Featuring:
Jose Coronado, Hugo Silva, Belén Rueda
Written by:
Oriol Paulo
Lara Sendim
Directed by:
Oriol Paulo
Release Date:
December 21, 2012
Original Title:
El cuerpo
Alternate Titles:
Telo
Genres:
Mystery | Thriller
Production Companies:
Atresmedia
Canal+ España
DeAPlaneta
Rodar y Rodar
TV3
Production Countries:
Spain
Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16 ES: 12 GB: 15 GR: Κ-12 JP: G NL: 16
Runtime: 112
A woman’s body disappears mysteriously from the morgue without a trace. Police inspector Jaime Peña investigates the strange occurrence with the help of Álex Ulloa, the widower of the missing woman.
In the middle of the night, a guard working the night shift at a morgue located deep in the woods has a terrible car accident. But, why did the guard panic and left his post in the first place? Furthermore, according to the register, the body of Mayka Villaverde--a beautiful and affluent businesswoman--is mysteriously missing from the morgue. Presumably, Mayka died of a heart attack; nevertheless, who signed the death certificate, as her autopsy is still pending? In the end, there is a general principle in forensic medicine which specifically states that every death is a homicide until proven otherwise. But, finding out who is behind this fiendishly difficult case is going to be an arduous task. Can Inspector Jaime Peña get to the bottom of it?
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Additional Lighting Technician:
Miqui Pérez
Art Direction:
Dídac Bono
Assistant Costume Designer:
Anna Pons
Assistant Property Master:
Mireia Cama Julià
Associate Producer:
Laura Rubirola
Boom Operator:
Biel Cabré
CG Artist:
Alvaro Gasco
Casting:
Andrés Cuenca
Tonucha Vidal
Costume Design:
Maria Reyes
Delegated Producer:
Oriol Sala-Patau
Dialogue Editor:
Laura Díez Mora
Digital Compositor:
Eloi Bartolomé
Daniel López-Izquierdo
Director:
Oriol Paulo
Director of Photography:
Óscar Faura
Dolby Consultant:
Jaume Puig
Editor:
Joan Manel Vilaseca
Executive Producer:
José Torrescusa
First Assistant Director:
Daniela Forn
Foley Artist:
Manuel Carrión
Hairstylist:
Mara Collazo
Makeup Artist:
Caitlin Acheson
Makeup Effects:
David Martí
Montse Ribé
Music Editor:
Roberto Herrador
Original Music Composer:
Sergio Moure de Oteyza
Post Production Supervisor:
Mariano Liwski
Producer:
Mercedes Gamero
Mikel Lejarza
Joaquín Padró
Mar Targarona
Production Design:
Balter Gallart
Production Manager:
Reyes Matabuena
Production Sound Mixer:
Albert Manera
Script Supervisor:
Glòria Blanes
Anna Vilà Parera
Second Assistant Director:
Víctor Cuadrado
Olga Pujalte López
Set Costumer:
Anna Izquierdo
Set Decoration:
Nuria Muni
Set Dresser:
Alger Civis
Joxean Goya
Carlos Grané
Sound Assistant:
Pol Fernández
Oriol Tarragó
Sound Designer:
Oriol Tarragó
Sound Effects Editor:
Marc Bech
Sound Mixer:
Albert Manera
Óscar Grau
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
David Calleja
Sound Recordist:
Josep Prieto
Special Effects:
Josep Claret
Special Effects Coordinator:
Lluís Rivera
Special Effects Technician:
Sergi Subirà
Steadicam Operator:
Ramón Sánchez
Still Photographer:
Quim Vives
Storyboard Artist:
Alexis Fibla
Albert Rodríguez Modolell
Unit Production Manager:
Albert Roca
Visual Effects Coordinator:
Berta Coderch
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Lluís Castells
Writer:
Oriol Paulo
Lara Sendim
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