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I'm a Girl, I'm a Princess (2021) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 28, 2021

Original Title:
Yo nena, yo princesa

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Aleph
Arco Libre
Cine Argentino
Grupo Octubre
INCAA
Tronera Producciones
Universidad Nacional de La Matanza

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 120

Overview from TheMovieDB

The story focuses on the life of a couple and their twin sons, one of whom begins to show that he identifies as a girl. From this, Gabriela, the mother, will try to understand the situation of her son who soon becomes a trans girl, thus beginning a struggle for the rights and gender identity of Luana , who will also have to face the rejection of her father Guillermo.

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Art Department Trainee:
Brenda Ileana Mesoraca

Art Direction:
Mariano Smaldini

Assistant Camera:
Milo Huayco Ruiz Lazzarin
Juan Miguel Nasra

Assistant Director:
Nicolás Purdía

Assistant Editor:
Sofia Viglioglia

Assistant Hairstylist:
Alan Daniel Nahuel

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Matías Giachino
Carla Yanina Rodrigez

Assistant Set Decoration:
Uriel Yamil Cistaro

Best Boy Electric:
Juan Mendoza
Mauro Tedeschi

Camera Operator:
Pablo Caprarulo
Milagros Chain

Chief Lighting Technician:
Daniela Lavagna

Co-Director:
José Paquez

Colorist:
Pablo Franco Ortíz

Costume Design:
Cecilia Coronado

Dialogue Editor:
Martín Fernando Gomez Fabbrizzi

Director:
Federico Palazzo

Director of Photography:
Milagros Chain

Drone Operator:
Alejandro Reynoso

Editor:
Jonathan Smeke

Executive Producer:
Gabriela Acevedo Gidkov
José Paquez
Fernando Sokolowicz
Uriel Sokolowicz

First Assistant Director:
Paulina Dana

Focus Puller:
Julia Buratovich
Francis Farrell

Gaffer:
Martín Errea

Grip:
Alexis Choruzy

Hairstylist:
Lucas Perrone

Key Grip:
Gustavo Donato

Lighting Technician:
Valeria Lachman
Gala Perdomo

Location Manager:
Daniel Viterman Ludueña

Makeup Artist:
Lucía Victoria Palma

Music:
Martín Bianchedi

Online Editor:
Paula Ceballos

Painter:
Lucila Fliess

Post Production Coordinator:
Paula Ceballos

Producer:
Víctor Santa María
José Paquez
Fernando Sokolowicz
Uriel Sokolowicz
Lorena Turriaga

Production Assistant:
Ofelia Flavia Condilio
Florencia Garavaglia
Emmanuel Split Murillo
Maura Spivak

Production Coordinator:
Sebastián Berenguer
Julieta Civelli
Horacio David

Production Manager:
Marcela Coria
Pedro Dapello

Production Trainee:
César Mario Almirón
Paula Montes Bermudez
Juan Salvador Salguero Luquez
Daniel Eduardo Medina

Props:
Gregorio Renzelli Mesa
Mariano Muñoz
Ricardo Salguero

Script Supervisor:
Gwenn Joyaux

Second Assistant Camera:
Juan Miguel Nasra

Set Dresser:
Francisca Capra

Sound:
Ileana Gigena
Joaquín Rosson

Sound Assistant:
Eloy Brollo

Sound Effects Editor:
Rosa Mabel Brito

Sound Mixer:
Joaquín Rosson

Supervising Producer:
Marcela Coria
Pedro Dapello

VFX Artist:
Abel Gómez

Video Assist Operator:
Camilo Moyano

Wardrobe Assistant:
Alejandra Barbieri

Wardrobe Designer:
Cecilia Coronado

Writer:
José Paquez
Federico Palazzo

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