The K.E.O.P/S System (2022) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 12, 2022

Original Title:
El sistema K.E.OP/S

Alternate Titles:
El sistema KEOPS

Genres:
Action | Comedy | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Wanka Cine

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 119

Belgrano neighborhood, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Someone is watching Fernando Berlasky from one of the countless windows in front of his apartment and sending him e-mails.

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Administration:
Carolina González Diez

Animation:
Nahuel Moreno

Art Direction:
Marina Raggio

Assistant Art Director:
Paula Melfi
Florencia Gabelli

Assistant Camera:
Pablo Villarreal
Federico Jose Casagrande

Assistant Costume Designer:
Soledad Ailin Giachetti
Federico Brú

Assistant Director:
Santiago Masip

Assistant Editor:
Iair Michel Attías

Assistant Property Master:
Maria Calcagno

Boom Operator:
Lucas Pablo Ulecia Sanz

Casting:
Katia Szechtman

Cinematography:
Lucio Bonelli

Colorist:
Diego Burlando

Continuity:
Laura Perovich
Natalia Ferreyra

Coordinating Producer:
Agustina Olaciregui
Eugenia Molina

Costume Design:
Laura Donari
Pia Krimer

Dialogue Editor:
Florencia González Rogani

Digital Compositor:
Ignacio La Rosa
Constanza Ruiz
Felix Curani
Santos Nicolas Sequeira
Diego Gardeñes
Ludmila Ortiz

Director:
Nicolás Goldbart

Director of Photography:
Diego Poleri

Editor:
Federico Rotstein

Editorial Consultant:
Guille Gatti

Electrician:
Jorge Martínez
Adrián Blanco
Matías Mora
Walter Saavedra
José Luis Méndez
Ivan Dario Silveira Aguilarte
Adrian Gaucho Arce
Martín Velasco

Executive Producer:
Ezequiel Capaldo
Ezequiel Borovinsky
Nicolás Goldbart

First Assistant Camera:
Mercedes Laborde

First Assistant Director:
Maximo Bancora

Foley Editor:
Kevin Colman Bertoni

Gaffer:
Luis Arancibia
Adrián Leonardo Piñeiro

Grip:
Mariano Razzetto

Key Grip:
Alexis Choruzy
Emilio Razzetto
Juan Manuel Muñoz

Location Manager:
Juan Ignacio Garri
Nicolás Venuti

Makeup Artist:
Beatriz Segovia
Néstor Burgos

Music:
Pedro Onetto

Orchestrator:
Micaela Carballo

Producer:
Ezequiel Borovinsky

Producer's Assistant:
Costanza Epifanio
María Emilia Abate

Production Manager:
Ariana Aisenberg

Props:
David D'Orazio
Damian Barletta
Julián Spagnol

Second Assistant Camera:
Julián Dabien
Ana Carolina Strongoli
Sofia Martin Candela
Kaikén Alascio

Set Designer:
Soledad Guerrero

Sound:
Martín Grignaschi

Sound Designer:
Martín Grignaschi

Sound Effects Editor:
Lucas Page

Sound Mixer:
Rubén Piputto Santos

Sound Montage Associate:
Silvestre Torretta

Sound Post Production Coordinator:
Sofía Riso

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Jorge Gutiérrez Jiménez
Lucas Meyer

Special Effects Coordinator:
Franco Burattini

Special Effects Technician:
Juan Sebastián Azurmendi
Marcos Berta
Román Kampelmacher

Still Photographer:
Valeria Fiorini

Stunt Coordinator:
Ariel Arredondondo

Visual Effects Compositor:
Marcos Montane

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Leandro Bruschtein
Florencia Gorbacz

Visual Effects Designer:
Javier Bravo

Visual Effects Editor:
Iair Michel Attías
Cristian Fieiras

Visual Effects Producer:
Ezequiel Borovinsky
Ezequiel Capaldo
Eugenia Molina

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Javier Bravo
Leandro Pugliese
Caro Gonzalez Diez

Writer:
Nicolás Goldbart

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