Fade Out. (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 1, 2023

Original Title:
Fade Out.

Genres:
Drama | Family

Production Countries:
Dominican Republic

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 15

FADE OUT the past, FADE IN new beginnings

Alexander, a young scriptwriter, deals with his family trauma by writing a script about the night he was taken out of the closet. By immersing himself in writing, Alexander imagines an alternate version of that family conflict, finding a way to express himself and heal emotionally.

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Art Designer:
Laurie Lajara

Assistant Decorator:
Camila Neumann

Assistant Director:
Sylvana Garcia

Assistant Director of Photography:
Joharis Acosta

Assistant Gaffer:
Chiquinquira Fernandez
Lourdes Elias

Boom Operator:
Emmanuel De La Cruz

Casting:
Leslie Ortega

Continuity:
Maria F. De Leon

Digital Imaging Technician:
Unai Ochoa

Director:
Jose Alejandro G. C.

Director of Photography:
Lucia Bustos

Executive Producer:
Sahira Aquino

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Joharis Acosta

Gaffer:
Jose T. Cordova

Makeup & Hair:
Marisney Febles

Music:
Manuel S. Naranjo

Production Assistant:
Lia Feliz
Denzel Aquino
Victor Batista

Production Design:
Liara CaamaƱo

Props:
Emmanuel Perez

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Emely Polanco

Set Decoration:
Diego Duran

Sound Director:
Isabella Hasbun

Writer:
Jose Alejandro G. C.

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