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Lost Embrace (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 14, 2004

Original Title:
El abrazo partido

Alternate Titles:
El abrazo partido
Le fils d'Elias
Le fils d'Élias
Lost Embrace

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
BD Cine
Canal+
CinemArt
Classic Film (AR)
Fonds Sud Cinéma
INCAA
Paradis Films
TVE
Wanda Visión

Production Countries:
Argentina | France | Italy | Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 99

Overview from TheMovieDB

In Buenos Aires, the twenty-something Jewish-Argentinean Ariel Makaroff ditches the University of Architecture and spends his time wandering through the downtown gallery where his mother has a lingerie shop and his brother runs an importation business. Ariel has never understood why his father left him when he was a baby, but when his dad returns to Argentina, that will soon change.

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Production

Accountant:
Silvina Cejas

Additional Camera:
Cobi Migliora
Pedro Valdez

Art Department Assistant:
Sebastián Goñi
Natalia Grosso

Art Direction:
María Eugenia Sueiro

Assistant Camera:
Oscar Ciocia
Pablo Gómez

Assistant Director:
Natalia Urruty

Assistant Editor:
Luisina Rampoldi

Boom Operator:
Federico Billordo
Guillermo Picco

Camera Operator:
Ramiro Civita
Cobi Migliora
Pedro Valdez

Choreographer:
Gabriela Wielinsky

Co-Producer:
Amedeo Pagani
Marc Sillam
José María Morales

Colorist:
Patrick Delamotte

Costume Assistant:
Florencia Cegatti
Natalia Zubeldía

Costume Design:
Roberta Pesci

Director:
Daniel Burman

Director of Photography:
Ramiro Civita

Dolby Consultant:
Mario Faucher

Editor:
Alejandro Brodersohn

Electrician:
Ricardo Montecinos Barrios
Fernando González
Agustín Roca

Executive Producer:
Diego Dubcovsky

Focus Puller:
Juan Von Bernard

Foley:
Federico Billordo

Gaffer:
Daniel Ciurleo

Location Manager:
Ariel Epstein
Federico Noejovich

Makeup & Hair:
Cristóbal Renteria
Óscar Mulet
Laura Vaqueiro

Music:
César Lerner

Music Arranger:
César Lerner

Negative Cutter:
Karine Grebet

Producer:
Diego Dubcovsky
Daniel Burman

Production Assistant:
Marcelo Martinez
Paola Scagnet

Production Manager:
Patricia Apter
Luis Bernárdez

Production Trainee:
Olga Epstein

Props:
Luciano Rípodas

Script Supervisor:
Pablo Ramos

Second Assistant Camera:
Fernando Blanc
Soledad Abot Glenz

Second Assistant Director:
Genoveva Ayala

Second Unit Director:
Ramiro Civita

Sound Designer:
Martín Grignaschi

Sound Editor:
Fernando Ribero
Nerina Valido

Sound Engineer:
Martín Montrasi

Still Photographer:
Dario Berman

Supervising Producer:
Sebastián Ponce

Third Assistant Director:
Magdalena Cernadas

Writer:
Daniel Burman
Marcelo Birmajer

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