La Güestia (????) [N/A]

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Original Title:
La Güestia

Genres:
Drama | Horror

Production Companies:
Kvåck Productions

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

A young priest comes to an Asturian village, to aid in the search for a missing child.

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Art Department Assistant:
Irene Álvarez

Art Direction:
Clara Brayda

Best Boy Electric:
Pablo Aguilar

Boom Operator:
Iván Suarez

Camera Operator:
Pedro Roldán

Catering Head Chef:
Manex Buitrago

Costume Designer:
Valentina Enriquez

Director:
Carlos Lacasa
Alberto Akach

Director of Photography:
Pedro Roldán

Editor:
Luis Recalde

Electrician:
Ruben Ramos

Executive Producer:
Doug Muttley
Ricardo Ortiz
Antonio Buíl

First Assistant Camera:
Pablo Moro

First Assistant Director:
Ramiro Soler

Gaffer:
Helí Bourgon Pintor

Makeup & Hair:
Valentina Enriquez

Music:
Carlos Lacasa
Gonzalo García Girón

Producer:
Carlos Lacasa
Elías Ortiz

Production Assistant:
Miguel Marrero Medina

Production Design:
Clara Brayda

Production Director:
Ramiro Soler

Production Driver:
Miguel Parra

Production Office Coordinator:
Gabriella Ramírez

Script Supervisor:
Luis Recalde

Sound Designer:
Carlos Lacasa

Sound Recordist:
Martín Rodríguez Carmiña

Still Photographer:
Manuel de la Esperanza

Writer:
Carlos Lacasa
Elías Ortiz

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