Hold (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 4, 2023

Original Title:
Hold

Genres:
Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Carles Martínez Agenjo
Medaly Jalisto

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

This morning, Lira speeds up her last training before Saturday's competition. She runs the athletics track without noticing that a silhouette is watching her from the stands.

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Art Direction:
Loma Oaks

Assistant Art Director:
Clàudia Espiérrez

Assistant Director:
Juan Manuel Pineda

Boom Operator:
Artur Amigó

Camera Operator:
Hadriana Bouzón

Casting Director:
Eduard Peyró

Cinematography:
Biel Covas

Colorist:
David Avecilla

Director:
Carles Martínez Agenjo

Editor:
Álvaro Bonachera
Carles Martínez Agenjo

Electrician:
Max Villavicencio
Marcos Álvarez Rodríguez

Focus Puller:
Candela Forcades

Graphic Designer:
Andrea Gelpí

Makeup Artist:
Ebba Jonasson Sandberg

Music:
Gullen

Producer:
Carles Martínez Agenjo

Production Coordinator:
Medaly Jalisto

Screenplay:
Carles Martínez Agenjo

Script:
Raquel Díez

Second Assistant Director:
Mateu Bibiloni Díaz-Toledo

Sound Designer:
Joan Castan

Still Photographer:
Maria Contreras Coll

Wardrobe Coordinator:
Westley Camps

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