Las hormigas asesinas (2005) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2005

Original Title:
Las hormigas asesinas

Alternate Titles:
Hormigas Asesinas

Genres:
Mystery | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Cinépata

Production Countries:
Chile

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 20

Paul Kazan can't sleep. He wanders through empty streets. Why is the city of Santiago empty. At night, Kazan is a DJ at the 'Insomnia' disco, one of the few places where there are people. Something is happening. Something weird. There are rumors. Rumors of killer ants and epidemics ...

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Art Direction:
Soledad Morales

Assistant Director:
René Martín

Director:
Alberto Fuguet

Director of Photography:
Jorge González Vasquez

Editor:
Titi Viera-Gallo

Executive Producer:
Luigi Araneda
Diego Valenzuela
Alejandro Burr

Music Producer:
Cristián Heyne

Novel:
Alberto Fuguet

Original Music Composer:
Andrés Valdivia

Producer:
María de los Angeles Ibarra

Screenplay:
Francisco Ortega
Alberto Fuguet

Set Designer:
Matías O'Donnell

Sound:
Marcos De Aguirre

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