Elegy (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 31, 2025

Original Title:
Elegia

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Escola de Comunicações e Artes, Universidade de São Paulo
Independente Filmes

Production Countries:
Brazil

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 23

The End

A lonely lawyer is run over in front of the Consolação Cemetery, in São Paulo. Dead, he tries to get into the cemetery, but is impossible.

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Additional Photography:
Celina Filgueiras
Nandê Caetano
André Quevedo Pacheco

Assistant Director:
Alex Brito

Assistant Sound Editor:
Mateus Fridman

Boom Operator:
Eduardo Valle

Colorist:
Wesley Yamaguchi

Continuity:
Joana Melão

Director:
André Quevedo Pacheco

Director of Photography:
Júlia Bernardes

Editor:
Murilo Pedroza

Electrician:
Anderson P. Silva

First Assistant Art Direction:
Carolina Wieck
Eliza Portas
Nilton Silva

First Assistant Camera:
Ismael Pereira
Anderson P. Silva
Caio Marques
Fernando Aquiles
Victor Borges

Machinist:
Anderson P. Silva

Producer:
Enzo Kruschewsky

Production Assistant:
Anna Grandchamp
Bruno Camargo
Carol Kuahara
Davi Medeiros

Production Coordinator:
Susane Santos

Production Design:
Izzy Rodrigues
Andressa Viena

Screenplay:
André Quevedo Pacheco
Enzo Kruschewsky

Second Assistant Camera:
Daniela Seles
Jade Cardoso
Will Costa

Second Assistant Director:
Alexandre Dkriwat
Pedro A. Vidal

Sound:
Mariana Franco

Sound Assistant:
Juliana Machado

Sound Designer:
Laís Vallina

Sound Mixer:
Laís Vallina

Sound Recordist:
Helena Zobaran

Still Photographer:
Theo Gama
Pedro A. Vida

Title Designer:
Miguel Moreno

Transportation Captain:
Marco Antonio Filipini

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