MISS UNIVERSO (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
MISS UNIVERSO

Genres:
Adventure | Comedy | Science Fiction

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Additional information:

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Art Department Assistant:
Lidia R. Bortolan
Ana Rodrigues

Art Direction:
Thomas “T-Rex” Kollnberger

Assistant Camera:
Cameron Venture

Assistant Director:
Marina Tancredo

Assistant Director of Photography:
Angie Felicis
Robner Domenici

Assistant Production Manager:
Ana Laura Cancelier

Casting Director:
Sarah Motta

Continuity:
Iván Bustingorri

Costume Design:
Gabs Fernandes Nunes

Director:
Nathan Manoel

Director of Photography:
Marcelo Spillere

Gaffer:
Daiane Mayer

Lighting Production Assistant:
Sophia Vendrami
Beatrice Wolff

Machinist:
Valentina M. Pedroso

Makeup & Hair:
Madu Medeiros

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Luiza Voltolini

Music:
Monalicia kenobi

Producer:
Luana Ferretti

Producer's Assistant:
Matheus Ferreira

Production Executive:
Sérgio Anansi

Production Office Assistant:
Maria Luiza Kimie

Sound:
Mauricio Viana

Sound Assistant:
Tiago Sottomaior Saccenti

Writer:
Nathan Manoel

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