El grano de mostaza (1962) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 23, 1962

Original Title:
El grano de mostaza

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Les Films Alain Sarde
Tarfe Films

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
RO: 15 

Runtime: 100

Evelino Galindo, the serious owner of a porcelain store, argues with the womanizer jeweler Orcajo for an insignificant game of dominoes. Evelino, enraged, challenges him the next day to a duel in the gym. But after meditating a bit he starts to get scared. That is why, with the help of his friend Leoncio, he sharpens his wit to find a way to escape from combat. However, the situation is becoming more complicated.

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Assistant Camera:
Ricardo Navarrete
Francisco Gómez Conde

Assistant Director:
Luis Ligero

Assistant Editor:
José Luis Matesanz

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Julia Fortea

Assistant Set Dresser:
Eduardo Ruano

Assistant Unit Manager:
Ángel Rodríguez

Construction Coordinator:
Francisco Rodríguez Asensio

Costumer:
Pedro Rodríguez

Director:
José Luis Sáenz de Heredia

Director of Photography:
José F. Aguayo

Editor:
Julio Peña

Executive In Charge Of Production:
José María Ramos

Executive Producer:
Marciano De la Fuente Rodríguez

Hairstylist:
Amalia Carcelén

Makeup Artist:
Francisco Ramón Ferrer

Music:
Juan Quintero

Production Assistant:
Miguel Pérez Marián
Ricardo Bonilla

Production Manager:
Tíbor Reves

Property Master:
Joaquín Serrano
Marino Méndez

Set Costumer:
Sara Fernández

Set Decoration:
Enrique Alarcón

Sound Recordist:
Antonio Alonso

Still Photographer:
Ricardo Ortiz

Title Designer:
Pablo Núñez

Writer:
José Luis Sáenz de Heredia

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