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Lock Charmer (2014) [N/A]

Featuring:
Esteban Lamothe, Erica Rivas, Yosiria Huaripata

Written by:
Natalia Smirnoff

Directed by:
Natalia Smirnoff


Release Date:
January 21, 2014

Original Title:
El cerrajero

Alternate Titles:
Lock Charmer
O Serralheiro

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Memento Films International
Tarea Fina

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 77

A key for every life

Overview from TheMovieDB

Sebastián is a locksmith who begins to have revelatory visions about his clients every time he touches their locks. This power complicates his life.

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Overview from Open Movies

Sebastian, a locksmith who doesn't believe in committed relationships, learns from his recent girlfriend, Monica, that she's pregnant and he might be the father. At the same time, he discovers a strange power: when he fixes people's locks, he gets a vision into their lives-a sudden flash revealing their feelings. But this unwanted gift starts to complicate his life. After he warns a maid named Daisy that her boyfriend is trouble, she leaves the boyfriend, and Sebastian takes her in. When yet another vision sheds light on his own life, Sebastian is forced to examine his hang-ups, his family, and his relationship with Monica.

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Rankings and Honors

Lock Charmer (2014) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 5.6/10
Awards Won: 1 win & 5 nominations

Performers

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Production

Additional Grip:
Darío Gugliotta

Art Department Assistant:
Juan Manuel Zavalla

Art Department Trainee:
Sabrina Cobas

Art Direction:
María Eugenia Sueiro

Associate Producer:
Delia Malek
Pedro Amson

Boom Operator:
Facundo Paco Girón
Nicolás Tabárez

Camera Operator:
Guillermo Nieto

Casting:
Daniela Marinaro
Natalia Urruty

Color Grading:
Alejandro Eguía

Continuity:
Lorena Lisotti

Costume Assistant:
Marina Pelatelli

Costume Design:
Julio Suárez

Digital Imaging Technician:
Javier Hick

Director:
Natalia Smirnoff

Director of Photography:
Guillermo Nieto

Editor:
Delfina Castagnino

Electrician:
Miguel Rivarola
Cristian Barroso
Andres Lutz
Matías Lanatta
Walter Saavedra
Joaquín Elicabe Urriol

Executive Producer's Assistant:
Silvina Dayan

Focus Puller:
Natalia Martínez
Camila Lucarella

Foley Artist:
Lisandro Rumeau

Foley Recordist:
Julia Huberman

Gaffer:
Guillermo Saposnik

Genetator Operator:
Sergio Céliz

Hairstylist:
Jorge Palacios

Key Grip:
Jorge Coki Tristán

Location Manager:
César Sodero

Makeup Artist:
Magdalena Puibusqué

Original Music Composer:
Alejandro Franov

Post Production Coordinator:
Silvina Dayan

Producer:
Diego Amson
Juan Pablo Miller
Natalia Smirnoff
Jorge Gaggero

Production Assistant:
Ariel Rinaldi

Production Trainee:
Martin Vecchio

Props:
Augusto Latorraca

Screenplay:
Natalia Smirnoff

Script Supervisor:
Pedro Loeb

Second Assistant Camera:
Ignacio José Natiello

Second Assistant Director:
Daniela Marinaro
Mariano Nesci

Set Decoration:
Sebastián Goñi

Sound:
Gaspar Scheuer

Sound Effects Editor:
Jorge Miranda

Sound Mixer:
Gaspar Scheuer

Still Photographer:
Valeria Fiorini

Video Assist Operator:
Francisco Rosso

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