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Imago Mortis (2009) [R]

Release Date:
January 15, 2009

Original Title:
Imago Mortis

Alternate Titles:
Изображение смерти

Genres:
Horror

Production Companies:
Film Commission Torino Piemonte
Medusa Film
MiC
Telecinco Cinema
pixstar

Production Countries:
Ireland | Italy | Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
ES: 18  GB: 18  IT: 14+  PT: M/18  US: R 

Runtime: 96

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They say that in 1600s, long before the invention of photography, a scientist named Fumagalli, was obsessed with the idea of reproducing images. He discovered that by killing a victim and removing his eyeballs it was possible to reproduce on paper the last image imprinted on the person's retina. He named such tecnique "Thanatography". Today, the same kind of gruesome ritual and abominable crimes r

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3D Artist:
Andrea Battistoni

ADR Recordist:
Vieri Martelli

ADR Supervisor:
Mark Hanna

Accountant:
Lucia Bugoloni
Bruno Di Bartolomei
Maddalena Cicchetti

Assistant Costume Designer:
Debora Pagano

Assistant Editor:
Gianni Vezzosi
Linda Taylor

Assistant Grip:
Francesco Saccani

Assistant Hairstylist:
Rodolfo Sifari

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Dalia Colli

Assistant Property Master:
Pietro Sabino Bracco

Assistant Set Decoration:
Emanuela Zappacosta

Assistant Set Designer:
Fabrizio Serralunga

Associate Producer:
Matteo Danese

Boom Operator:
Simone Carnesecchi

Business Affairs Coordinator:
Jan García
Luca Giammatteo
Carolina Perez Richard
Jaime Ortiz de Artiñano

Camera Loader:
Juli Molinaroli

Casting:
Carol Dudley
Miyako Shiba
Michela Forbicioni
Toshihiko Fukuda

Cinematography:
Arnaldo Catinari

Color Timer:
Elide Camberini

Compositor:
Mauro Maccari
Gabriella Petrella
Gianluca Salerno

Continuity:
Michela Bozzini

Costume Assistant:
Marzia Paparini

Costume Design:
Alessandra Torella

Crowd Assistant Director:
Gian Franco Cazzola
Stefano Prando

Dialogue Coach:
Steven Luotto
Scott Perry

Digital Intermediate:
Fabio Filoni

Director:
Stefano Bessoni

Driver:
Alberico Gatti
Pietro Marrocco
Stefano Pasqualini
Claudio Peccolo

Editor:
Raimondo Aiello

Electrician:
Gino Stocchiero
Fiore Beltrame
Mauro Belli
Antonio Marchese

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Marcello Paolillo

Film Processor:
Belén Atienza

First Assistant Camera:
Claudio Cofrancesco

First Assistant Director:
Giovanni Arcangeli

Foley Artist:
Italo Cameracanna

Gaffer:
Fabio Capozzi

General Manager:
Manuel Sánchez Ballesteros

Generator Operator:
Sergio Verdecchia

Grip:
Andrea Italia
Antonio Petracca
Alessio Di Fazio
Riccardo Ricci

Hair Supervisor:
Massimiliano Gelo

Key Grip:
Luciano Mastropietro

Legal Services:
Jacobo Souviron
Mónica Martinez

Line Producer:
Stefano Benappi

Location Manager:
Andrea Tavani

Makeup Artist:
Alessandro Bertolazzi

Music:
Zacarías M. de la Riva

Music Editor:
Irene Vinader

Music Producer:
Queti Pazos

Negative Cutter:
Galliano Scaramella

Orchestrator:
Dimitar Danchev
Elena Chouchkova
Zacarías M. de la Riva
Ivan Kojouharov
Deyan Pavlov

Original Music Composer:
Zacarías M. de la Riva

Painter:
Giovanna Centore

Post Producer:
Naiara Martínez de Marigorta

Post Production Coordinator:
Stefano Giovannini
Dario Di Vito

Post Production Supervisor:
John Cesaroni

Producer:
Álvaro Augustin
Sonia Raule
Javier Ugarte

Production Assistant:
Alfredo Ferrentino
Elisa Rigoni
Alessandra Linardi

Production Coordinator:
Patrizia Roletti

Production Design:
Briseide Siciliano

Production Manager:
Francesco Beltrame
Elena Manrique

Production Trainee:
Francesca Barbagallo

Props:
Massimo Papini
Andrea Gambacorta
Mauro Nati
Paolo Nanni

Recording Supervision:
Iordan Stoichkov
Pablo Mariano Picabea
Angelo Raguseo
José Vinader
Roberto Casula

Runner Art Department:
Gianni Pace

Scenic Artist:
Briseide Siciliano

Screenplay:
Giulia Blasi
Marcello Paolillo

Second Assistant Director:
Simona Cagnasso

Set Decoration:
Sabrina Coppolecchia

Set Designer:
Manuela Cammarata

Sound:
Alessandro Zanon
Nicola Rigitano

Sound Editor:
Bruce Morrison
Marta Billingsley
Valeria Marrale

Sound Effects Editor:
David Quadroli
Paolo Amici
Fabrizio Quadroli
Daniele Quadroli

Sound Mixer:
José Vinader

Sound Technical Supervisor:
Daniele Barlone

Special Effects:
Salvatore Napoletano
Giorgia Bono
Michele Quartullo
Mauro Corradini
Leonardo Cruciano
Massimo Nespoli
Luigi Ottolino
Elio Terribili
Ezio Sabelli
Riccardo Andreotti

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Luigi Ottolino
Leonardo Cruciano

Special Effects Supervisor:
Luca Ricci

Still Photographer:
Gianfranco Mura

Story:
Giulia Graglia
Giovanni Antonio Marchesi
Piero Tomaselli
Filippo Meneghetti
Stefano Bessoni

Stunt Coordinator:
Stefano Maria Mioni

Swing:
Glauco Trasselli

Tailor:
Sara Pantusa
Stefania Berrino
Sabrina Gennaro

Thanks:
Ivan Cenzi
Maria Silvia Farci
Bruno D'Annunzio
Enzo Sferra
Tullio Gallo
Sabrina Miccoli
Christian Halsey Solomon
Federica Pelliccioni
Bruno Maltese
Paolo Massaccesi
Enver Melis
Tancredi Campello

Third Assistant Director:
Matteo Bernardini

Unit Manager:
Fabrizio Amato

Video Assist Operator:
Silverio Chiappara

Visual Effects:
Luca Bellano
Marisa Di Pasquale

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Bruno Albi Marini

Writer:
Luiso Berdejo
Richard Stanley

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