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Orfanato (2022) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 15, 2022

Original Title:
Orfanato

Production Companies:
Instituto del Cine de Madrid

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

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Production

Art Direction:
Daniel Arnal Mendoza

Assistant Art Director:
Lourdes Sarmiento

Assistant Camera:
Marcos Gonzáles Madrid

Boom Operator:
Diego López Rial

Camera Operator:
Oliver Heyde

Costume Design:
Leo Bercetche Gibson

Data Wrangler:
Javier Sánchez Rodríguez

Director:
Antonio Pérez-Prat Gómez de Terreros

Director of Photography:
Jesús Casado Folgado

Editor:
Nora Cabezas Bravo

Electrician:
Marta Montalbán Alarcón

First Assistant Art Direction:
María Massot Lorenzo

First Assistant Camera:
Sara Sánchez Galán

First Assistant Director:
Ekaitz Urzelai Rodríguez

Gaffer:
Janire Hurtado Mateo

Hair Assistant:
Valentina Orchard

Lighting Technician:
Luis Quevedo
Adrián Góngora Montero
Jesús Ortega Álvarez

Makeup & Hair:
Paula Gamero Escudero

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Mafalda Carrillo Seoane

Makeup Artist:
Denisse Flores

Producer:
Patricio Valenzuela Vallejos

Props:
Abigaíl Negrín Peréz

Script Supervisor:
Micaela Romero

Second Assistant Director:
Gonzalo Santibañez Lara

Sound:
Javier Pineda

Still Photographer:
Mateo Juárez

Third Assistant Director:
Hugo Roman

Writer:
Marina G. Aldeunde

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