A is for Apocalypse (2013) [NR]

Release Date:
March 8, 2013

Original Title:
A is for Apocalypse

Genres:
Comedy | Horror

Production Companies:
Arsénico Producciones
Kinora
Morituri
Sayaka Producciones

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
CA: R  JP: R18+  US: NR 

Runtime: 4

Taken from The ABCs of Death; a woman's rage for her husband boils over, but much later than she'd expected.

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Art Direction:
Idoia Esteban

Assistant Art Director:
Fernando Macian

Assistant Camera:
Judith Marijuan

Assistant Editor:
Victor Berlin

Best Boy Grip:
Carlos De Miguel

Boom Operator:
Roberto Fernández

Cinematography:
Jon D. Domínguez

Costume Design:
Ana María Holgueras

Director:
Nacho Vigalondo

Editor:
Jon D. Domínguez

First Assistant Director:
Aitor Basterretxea

Focus Puller:
Gaizko Fanarraga

Gaffer:
Juan Gil

Makeup & Hair:
Karina Arbulu

Producer:
Nacho Vigalondo
Nahikari Ipiña

Production Assistant:
Beatriz S. Picazo
Agnès Guilbault

Production Manager:
Yadira Ávalos

Script:
Gorka Cornejo

Second Assistant Director:
Txemi Alonso

Set Decoration:
Agustin Borlaf
Juan Gil

Sound Designer:
Roberto Fernández

Still Photographer:
Jorge Alvariño

Thanks:
Lola Valdes
Eva de la Fuente
Hidelasa
Urko Agirre
Beatriz Navas
Lina Rodriguez
Barbara Mingo
Metal Y Luz

VFX Artist:
Alejandro Perez

Writer:
Nacho Vigalondo

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