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Neruda (2016) [R]

Release Date:
August 11, 2016

Original Title:
Neruda

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
AZ Films
Ad hoc Studios
Casting del Sur
Fabula
Funny Balloons
Participant
Reborn Production
Setembro Cine
Telefe

Production Countries:
Argentina | Chile | France | Spain | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 12  BR: 12  CA: 18A  CH: 12  DE: 12  DK: 7  ES: 18  FR: U  JP: PG12  KR: 18  NZ: 15  PT: M/12  US: R 

Runtime: 108

A renowned poet. An unknown inspector. A legendary manhunt.

Overview from TheMovieDB

It’s 1948 and the Cold War has arrived in Chile. In the Congress, prominent Communist Senator and popular poet Pablo Neruda accuses the government of betraying the Party and is stripped of his parliamentary immunity by President González Videla. The Chief of Investigative Police instructs inspector Óscar Peluchonneau to arrest the poet. Neruda tries to escape from the country with his wife, the painter Delia del Carril, but they are forced to go underground.

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ADR Editor:
Toño Cubillo

Additional Editing:
Sebastián Sepúlveda

Assistant Art Director:
Pamela Chamorro

Assistant Camera:
Nicolás 'Pape' Bórquez

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Valeria Goffreri

Assistant Set Decoration:
Antonieta Corvalán

Boom Operator:
Romina Nuñez

Casting Director:
Moira Miller

Continuity:
Casandra Campos

Costume Assistant:
Carolina Espina
Nicole Guzman

Costume Design:
Muriel Parra

Director:
Pablo Larraín

Director of Photography:
Sergio Armstrong

Editor:
Hervé Schneid

Executive Producer:
Mariane Hartard
Rocío Jadue

Fight Choreographer:
Wernher Schurmann

First Assistant Editor:
Zaghini Flora

Focus Puller:
Jonathan Maldonado

Foley:
Ivo Moraga

Gaffer:
Olivier Sargatal
Víctor Rojas

Graphic Designer:
Fernanda Urrutia

Hair Department Head:
Margarita Marchi

Line Producer:
Eduardo Castro

Location Assistant:
Nicolás San Martín

Location Manager:
Horacio Donoso

Makeup Department Head:
Margarita Marchi

Music Editor:
Hervé Schneid

Musician:
Fernando Julio

Original Music Composer:
Federico Jusid
Carlos Cabezas

Other:
Mario Ricci
Daniel Santa Ana
Simón Kaulen

Producer:
Renan Artukmac
Axel Kuschevatzky

Production Assistant:
Pablo Pinto

Production Design:
Estefania Larrain

Production Director:
Eduardo Castro

Production Manager:
Alejandro Wise

Property Master:
Simon Briceño

Researcher:
Lorena Penjean

Screenplay:
Guillermo Calderón

Script Consultant:
Eliseo Altunaga

Second Assistant Director:
María José Droguett

Second Second Assistant Director:
Waldo Salgado

Second Unit Director:
Sebastián Radic

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Víctor Rojas

Set Decoration:
María Eugenia Hederra

Sound Assistant:
Andrés Carrasco

Sound Designer:
Miguel Hormazábal

Sound Editor:
Kevin Colman Bertoni
Ivo Moraga

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Miguel Hormazábal
Roberto Zuñiga

Steadicam Operator:
Darío Trivino
Mathieu Caudroy

Thanks:
Andrea Chignoli
Andrés Wood
Sebastián Silva
Marialy Rivas
Sebastián Lelio

Unit Production Manager:
Pierre-Axel Vuillaume-Prézeau

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Tomas Roca

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