Un día por Málaga (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 26, 2024

Original Title:
Un día por Málaga

Genres:
Documentary | Drama | History | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
SchoolTraining

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Emilio Pascual, a historical figure of Andalusian cinema from the early 1900s, appears in today's Malaga with the mission of bringing the first documentary filmed in Andalusia to its first screening.

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Art Department Assistant:
Paula Coronado
Elisenda Calpe

Art Direction:
Lucas Molina

Camera Operator:
Claudia Quirós

Camera Technician:
Nadine Barrionuevo

Compositor:
Iván Cabello

Costume Design:
Andrea Pérez
Karem Muñoz

Data Wrangler:
Lola Galván

Director:
Álvaro Campoy

Director of Photography:
Juan González

Editor:
Eduardo Maza

Editorial Consultant:
Javier Lara

Editorial Coordinator:
Julio Sánchez

First Assistant Camera:
Alex Cáceres

First Assistant Director:
Mario Robledo

Gaffer:
Alex Navarro

Graphic Designer:
Mila Barriga

Idea:
Álvaro Campoy
Zaida Serrano

Lighting Technician:
Fátima Ruiz

Makeup Artist:
Rena Rosado

Producer:
Álvaro Campoy
Javier Becerril

Producer's Assistant:
Rous Santiago
Carmen Mañoso

Second Assistant Camera:
Sol BR

Sound:
Itziar Juaristi

Sound Assistant:
Melissa Bañol

Sound Editor:
Karem Muñoz

Sound Recordist:
Agustín Hermosilla
Lola Aranda

Video Assist Operator:
Linda Meriel

Visual Effects Designer:
Mila Barriga

Writer:
Álvaro Campoy

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