I Love You, Bressan (2021) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 26, 2021

Original Title:
Eu te amo, Bressan

Alternate Titles:
I love you, Bressan

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy | Romance

Production Companies:
Coco Filmes
O Quadro

Production Countries:
Brazil

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 17

After breaking up with his boyfriend, Bressan will try to tell the story of his relationship in a not so ordinary love tale.

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Assistant Camera:
Bianca Ono

Assistant Director:
Gabi Ferreira

Assistant Production Design:
Gabriela Goulart

BTS Photographer:
Iury Peres Malucelli

BTS Videographer:
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Iury Peres Malucelli

Color Grading:
André F. Diniz

Data Wrangler:
André F. Diniz

Director:
Gabriel Borges

Director of Photography:
Nani Colomé

Editor:
Rodrigo Tomita

Executive Producer:
Sabrina Trentim
Gabriel Borges

Graphic Designer:
Tiago Felipe

Makeup & Hair:
Gabriela Goulart

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Pâmela Kath

Music Arranger:
Gustavo Mazuroski

Music Director:
Gustavo Mazuroski

Production Assistant:
Tiago Felipe

Production Design:
Pedro Vilo

Production Director:
Sabrina Trentim

Sound Designer:
Vinicius André Maciel
Gustavo Mazuroski

Sound Director:
Bruno Araújo
Vinicius André Maciel

Writer:
Gabriel Borges

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