Bestiary (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Bestiary

Genres:
Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Parcstar Assembly

Production Countries:
Indonesia | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 125

The Fable. The Myth. The Legend.

In a film about monsters, an actor’s greatest enemy is his own grief, a beast that grows stronger with every scene.

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Art Direction:
Akbar Mikaila

Assistant Camera:
Rangga Muhammad Zein
Edel Adly

Assistant Director:
Alwi Hafizh A.
M. Ridzky Ramadhani
Farhan La Galigo

Casting Coordinator:
Lulu Artha

Casting Director:
Lulu Artha

Costume Designer:
Nisrina Izlachi

Director:
Julio Rionaldo

Director of Photography:
Amarl Al-Kautsar

Location Manager:
M. Augie Kim Idris

Makeup Artist:
Alya Rizky Kinanti

Music:
Iggy Bayu
Axel Azarya Pratama
Nabrl

Producer:
Fadhil Abhimantra

Production Design:
Jasmine Salsabila

Propmaker:
Daffa Abiyyu

Pyrotechnician:
Farhan Asyuja'i

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Athaya Shafa

Stunts:
M. Augie Kim Idris

Unit Production Manager:
Rafika Annisa Sari

Writer:
Sulthan Yassar
Julio Rionaldo

Writers' Assistant:
Amarl Al-Kautsar
Ephraim Ryan
Alwi Hafizh A.
M. Ridzky Ramadhani

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