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Cohen vs. Rosi (1998) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 28, 1998

Original Title:
Cohen vs. Rosi

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Buena Vista International
Flehner
INCAA
Patagonik
Pol-Ka Producciones
Raúl J. Naya Producciones S.A.

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

Overview from TheMovieDB

Two rival families of different origin join the force by the love of two young. The journalist Ariel Cohen falls in love for Carla Rosi, while investigating his father, Giancarlo, a wealthy shady business that is congressional candidate with presidential aspirations.

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Production

Additional Camera:
Rolo Pulpeiro
Víctor González

Art Direction:
Horacio Pigozzi

Assistant Camera:
Pablo Desanzo

Assistant Director:
Fabián Bielinsky

Assistant Director Trainee:
Martín Folatelli
Catriel Vildosola

Assistant Editor:
Guillermo Grillo
Daniel Zóttola

Assistant Electrician:
Guido Manuilo

Assistant Grip:
José Cortéz
Sergio Aguirre

Assistant Property Master:
Matías Games

Assistant Set Decoration:
Adriana Slemenson
Fabián Harsanyi

Boom Operator:
Gustavo Grimoldi
Constanza Fernández

Camera Operator:
Esteban Sapir

Camera Trainee:
Jonás Costa

Cinematography:
Esteban Sapir

Color Grading:
Beto Acevedo

Costume Assistant:
Luciana Guazzone
Lorena Díaz

Costume Design:
Ruth Fisherman

Director:
Daniel Barone

Director of Photography:
Esteban Sapir

Dolby Consultant:
Carlos Klachquin

Editor:
Alejandro Parysow
Alejandro Alem

Electrician:
Beto Romero
Luciano Marcicovetere
Fabián Forte
Martín Esteban Nico
Fernando González
Adrián Leonardo Piñeiro
Romina Varnerin
Martín De Salvo
Jorge Martínez
Esteban Clausse
Daniel Ianatempo
Edgardo Ibarra

Executive Producer:
Luján Pflaum

First Assistant Director:
Horacio Guerrico

Focus Puller:
Rolo Pulpeiro
Fernando Riva
Pablo Desanzo

Gaffer:
Guillermo Zappino

Generator Operator:
Matías Mora

Genetator Operator:
Julián García

Grip:
Jorge Torres
José Cortéz

Hair Assistant:
Mirta Feola

Hairstylist:
Néstor Pumar

Idea:
Adrián Suar

Location Manager:
Hernán Gatica

Makeup & Hair:
Sergio Spaccarotella
Jorge Bruno

Music:
César Lerner

Negative Cutter:
Héctor Belvedere
Daniel Garín
Armando Rodríguez

Producer:
Edi Flehner
Fernando Blanco

Producer's Assistant:
David Muchnik
Patricia Milanesi
Juan Lovece
Diego Andrasnik

Production Coordinator:
Loreta Virasoro

Production Director:
Juan Pablo Galli

Production Manager:
Juan Vera

Production Trainee:
Ezequiel Londinsky

Property Buyer:
Monica Delfino

Props:
Gonzalo Espina

Script:
Aldo Romero

Second Assistant Director:
Julia Iriarte

Second Unit Director:
Horacio Guerrico

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Guillermo Zappino

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Federico D'Auria

Set Decoration:
Mariana Sourrouille

Set Decoration Buyer:
Ricardo Farfan
Adriana Maestri

Songs:
Favio Posca

Sound Assistant:
Ricardo Pitterbarg

Sound Director:
Carlos Abbate
José Luis Díaz

Sound Recordist:
Fabián Ayala
Luciano Spekos
Perfecto de San José
Aníbal Girbal

Still Photographer:
Livio Pensavalle

Third Assistant Camera:
Pablo Desanzo
Federico Staffa
Jonás Costa
Santiago Vila
Juan Von Bernard
Flavio Dragoset

Video Assist Operator:
Demián Rodenstein
Jonás Costa

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Marcelo Firmano
Federico Cueva

Writer:
Jacobo Langsner

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