Haute Couture (1954) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 6, 1954

Original Title:
Alta costura

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Asociación de Técnicos y Artistas (ATA)
Cinesol

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 89

Tona, model of a fashion house goes to see her ex-boyfriend to claim for some letters and finds him dead. Under the fear that the crime is attributed to her and also because she will soon marry Ramon, a rich young man of good family, she says nothing and goes to work as usual to show models. Meanwhile, the police opens an investigation.

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Assistant Camera:
Francisco Araña
Fernando Guillot

Assistant Director:
Julio Buchs

Assistant Editor:
Patro Navarrete

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Roque Millán

Camera Operator:
Salvador Gil

Construction Coordinator:
Francisco Prósper

Costume Design:
Balenciaga

Director:
Luis Marquina

Director of Photography:
Heinrich Gärtner

Editor:
Magdalena Pulido

Hairstylist:
Elena Irazola

Makeup Artist:
Julián Ruiz

Music:
José Muñoz Molleda

Novel:
Darío Fernández Flórez

Production Assistant:
Gonzalo Asensio
Ricardo Díaz

Production Manager:
Joaquín Cuquerella

Production Secretary:
José Luis Román

Props:
Antonio Luna

Screenplay:
Darío Fernández Flórez

Script Supervisor:
Lucía Martín

Set Decoration:
Gil Parrondo
Luis Pérez Espinosa

Sound:
Jaime Torrens

Sound Recordist:
Gabriel Basagaña

Still Photographer:
Rafael Pacheco

Writer:
Luis Marquina

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