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In This Tricky Life (2001) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 26, 2001

Original Title:
En la puta vida

Genres:
Drama

Production Countries:
Argentina | Belgium | Cuba | Spain | Uruguay

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 100

Overview from TheMovieDB

Montevideo, Uruguay. In this comedic drama, Elisa, 27, dreams of opening her own hairdressing salon in one of the rich districts of the Uruguayan capital. A bit of a rebel, one day Elisa moves out of her mother's house with her two children and breaks up with Garcia, her boss and lover who has infuriated her by not wanting to get married. So, in the space of twenty-four hours, Elisa finds herself without a roof over her head, without a man, without a job and without money. Her best friend Loulou finds her a job - in the brothel run by Dona Jacqueline. And without really being aware of it, Elisa slides into prostitution, which leads her to Barcelona. She falls in love, she is exploited, she gets involved in transvestite gang wars, and meanwhile just dreams of earning enough money for her little beauty salon back home.

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Production

Additional Hairstylist:
Raquel Gonzáles
Manuel Villagrasa

Assistant Decorator:
María Mercedes Flores

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Irma Schierer

Assistant Set Decoration:
David Bevilaqua
Paula Díaz Mournaro
Andrés Mora
Ariadna Tikas
Carolina Zalsberg

Assistant Set Designer:
Gerardo Alonso
Daniela Casals
Vena Castelli
Laura Gutman
Lucía Jacob
Cecilia La Cruz
Victor Vaillant

Assistant Sound Editor:
Mauricio Molina

Boom Operator:
Seppe van Groeningen

Casting:
Raquel Boldorn

Co-Producer:
Eddy De Wilde
Gaetano Fernández
José Ramón Novoa
Martín Papich
Andrés Senna

Construction Foreman:
Leonardo Giacobone
Francisco José 'Borja' Torres

Construction Manager:
Diego Flores

Costume Designer:
Solange Guillemette

Delegated Producer:
Hubert Toint

Dialogue Editor:
Mauricio Molina

Director:
Beatriz Flores Silva

Director of Photography:
Francisco Gózon

Editor:
Sebastián Cerveñansky
Marie-Hélène Dozo
Daniel Márquez

Executive Producer:
Hubert Toint

First Assistant Director:
Bernard Garant
Marcel·lí Parés

Foley Artist:
Pavel Dohn
Roberto Espinoza

Foley Recordist:
Iván Quiroz

Hair Designer:
Enrique Castro
Enrique Pineiro
Sergio Pérez Berbel

Key Makeup Artist:
Karol Tornaria

Makeup Artist:
Yolanda Martín
Susana León
Alejandra Ortíz

Music:
Carlos Da Silveira

Novel:
María Urruzola

Post-Production Manager:
Lizette Nagy

Producer:
Beatriz Flores Silva
Stefan Schmitz
Hubert Toint
Camilo Vives

Production Manager:
Mercè Batalla
Mireia Laporte
Elena Roux

Property Master:
Rafael Ceballos
Fiorella Galliotti

Props:
Marcello Etturi
Romina Peluffo

Screenplay:
János Kovácsi
Beatriz Flores Silva

Second Assistant Director:
Bruno Aldecosea
Sergio de León

Set Decoration:
Marco Ticas

Set Designer:
Daniel Fernandez
Mercè Batalla
Sergio de León

Sound Assistant:
Magdalena Pérez
Santiago Rindel

Sound Editor:
Nadine Voullième

Sound Effects Editor:
David Miranda-Hardy

Sound Engineer:
Ricardo Castro

Sound Mixer:
David Miranda-Hardy

Sound Post Production Coordinator:
Marcos De Aguirre

Sound Post Supervisor:
Nadine Voullième

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Enric Contel
Jesica Suárez
Daniel Yafalián

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