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Featuring:
Ana Patricia Rojo, Elsa María Gutiérrez, Leonor Llausás
Written by:
Carlos Enrique Taboada
Directed by:
Carlos Enrique Taboada
Release Date:
October 2, 1986
Original Title:
Veneno para las hadas
Alternate Titles:
Du poison pour les fées
Veneno Para Las Hadas
Veneno para las Hadas
給仙女的毒藥
给仙女的毒药
Genres:
Fantasy | Horror
Production Companies:
Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía
Sindicato de Trabajadores de la Producción Cinematográfica (STPC)
Production Countries:
Mexico
Ratings / Certifications:
MX: B-15
Runtime: 90
In 1965 Mexico City, Flavia, a wealthy yet lonely schoolgirl, befriends Veronica, a young orphan girl who has a fascination with witchcraft. Veronica convinces Flavia that she is a real witch and forces her to be her assistant. The children's games gradually become more serious and Veronica demands more from Flavia.
Mexico City circa 1965: Flavia is an aristocratic little girl, who is very lonely and bored. At school she meets and befriends a strange and beautiful girl named Verónica, who dreams of becoming a witch. Their games get increasingly sadistic and macabre, and escalate to involve the bloody murder of a piano teacher and macabre mayhem.
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Assistant Camera:
Isidro Rosas
Assistant Director:
Elvia Casillas
Jesús Marín
Assistant Editor:
Rafael Savage
Camera Operator:
Manuel Luna
Felipe Mariscal
Color Timer:
Celia Ruiz
Costume Design:
Clementina Esquivel
Director:
Carlos Enrique Taboada
Director of Photography:
Lupe García
Editor:
Carlos Savage
Foley Artist:
Juan Baños
Makeup Artist:
Magdalena Eriz
Negative Cutter:
Margarita Mejía
Original Music Composer:
Carlos Jiménez Mabarak
Producer:
Héctor López Lechuga
Production Design:
Fernando Ramírez
Property Master:
Francisco García
Screenplay:
Carlos Enrique Taboada
Set Decoration:
Enrique Ramírez
Sound:
Efrén Marín Rojas
Sound Assistant:
Abelardo Trejo
Sound Editor:
Roberto Puente Portillo
Unit Production Manager:
Fidel Pizarro
Writer:
Carlos Enrique Taboada
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