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Release Date:
November 8, 2024
Original Title:
Desmontando a Lucía
Genres:
Comedy | Drama
Production Companies:
Garajonay Producciones
Production Countries:
Spain
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 103
Lucía is arrested while driving her boyfriend Héctor's car at 200 km/h, dazed and bloody. She was sharing a weekend at the beach with him and Elena, her best friend. Now they are both missing and Lucía only remembers a “little” argument that ended with a bottle broken on Héctor’s head, but that’s all. This complicates Simon’s life. A private investigator? No. , thank you. Simon prefers to consider himself a simple “judicial expert”. When his partner Oliver, a lawyer with financial problems due to gambling, asks him to investigate Lucía and the disappearances, Simon does not know that he is about to take the Expertise on another level. Obsessed with Bogart's film noir, Simón will go beyond all limits when he falls in love with Lucía, the amnesiac suspect in the murder he is investigating.
Art Direction:
María del Busto
Boom Operator:
Jorge Castillo Ballesteros
Costume Design:
Óscar Guimarey
Director:
Alberto Utrera
Director of Photography:
Miguel Ángel García
Editor:
Alberto Utrera
Executive Producer:
Carlota Amor Moreno
Juan José Amor Moreno
Federico Pájaro
Makeup & Hair:
Elena Castaño
Production Manager:
Concha Campins
Sound:
Carlos Bonmatí
Sound Designer:
Federico Pájaro
Sound Editor:
José Luis Canalejo
VFX Artist:
Nuño Benito
Writer:
Alberto Utrera
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