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Nine Queens (2000) [R]

Release Date:
August 31, 2000

Original Title:
Nueve reinas

Alternate Titles:
9 kuningatarta
9 vasilisses
A kilenc királynő
Devet kraljica
Die neun Königinnen
Dziewiec królowych
Les neuf reines
Ni dronninger
Nine Queens
Nove Rainhas
Nueve Reinas
Podraz
Девять королев
나인 퀸즈

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
FX Sound
INCAA
Industrias Audiovisuales Argentinas S.A.
J.Z. & Asociados
Kodak Argentina S.A.
Naya Films SA
Patagonik

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: 13  BR: 14  CZ: 15+  FR: U  PT: e 14  US: R 

Runtime: 114

If you think you've got it figured out... you've been conned.

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Two con artists try to swindle a stamp collector by selling him a sheet of counterfeit rare stamps (the "nine queens").

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Production

Art Department Trainee:
Pablo Solinas
María del Carmen Denti

Art Direction:
Marcelo Salvioli

Assistant Director:
Martín Hodara

Assistant Director Trainee:
Leandro Manoni

Assistant Editor:
Fernanda Gliatta
Daniel Zóttola
Sebastián Zóttola

Assistant Grip:
Nestor Paradiso

Assistant Music Supervisor:
Miguel Rur

Boom Operator:
Maximo Pochiero
Vicente D'Elia

Camera Operator:
Hans Bonato
Edgardo Sardi
Victor Vasini
Marcelo Camorino
Lucas Guidalevich

Camera Trainee:
Lucas Guardia

Casting:
Martín Carranza
Veronica Pascual

Color Timer:
Walter Ríos
Beto Acevedo

Continuity:
Martín Carranza

Costume Design:
Mónica Toschi

Director:
Fabián Bielinsky

Director of Photography:
Marcelo Camorino

Editor:
Sergio Zóttola

Electrician:
Sebastián Martínez Piñeiro
Rodolfo Resch Rambo
Silvio Bonda

Extras Casting:
Pablo Pérez Giménez

First Assistant Camera:
Segundo Cerrato
Diana Quiroga
Fernando Viñuela

First Assistant Director:
Veronica Pascual

Gaffer:
Mariano Levy

Generator Operator:
Emilio Razzetto

Grip:
Jorge Torres

Location Manager:
Mariano Cukar

Makeup Artist:
Lucila Robirosa

Music:
César Lerner

Negative Cutter:
Marta Selvi

Other:
Damián Leibovich

Producer:
Pablo E. Bossi

Production Design:
Daniela Passalaqua

Production Manager:
Cecilia Bossi
Pedro D'Angelo

Property Master:
Alejandro Cuevas

Props:
Horácio Mondello

Screenplay:
Fabián Bielinsky

Second Assistant Camera:
Fernando Blanc
Jorgelina Vera

Sound:
Osvaldo Vacca
Guillermo Rodríguez
Luciano Specos

Sound Editor:
Eduardo Prus
Oscar Velzi

Sound Mixer:
Mario Calabrese
Maximiliano Gorriti

Sound Recordist:
Fernando Soldevila

Special Effects:
Rubén Buelta
Rubén Santeiro

Special Effects Coordinator:
Federico Cueva

Special Effects Supervisor:
Marcelo Firmano

Special Effects Technician:
Hernán Pablo Martínez

Steadicam Operator:
Matías Mesa

Still Photographer:
Walter Chacón

Stunt Coordinator:
Federico Cueva
Marcelo Firmano

Stunt Driver:
Marcelo Firmano

Stunts:
Ariel Martínez

Video Assist Operator:
Aixa Arévalo

Wardrobe Assistant:
Valeria Robles

Weapons Master:
Marcelo Firmano

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