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Featuring:
Ingrid García Jonsson, Fernando Albizu, María José Alfonso
Written by:
Andrea Jaurrieta
Directed by:
Andrea Jaurrieta
Release Date:
June 19, 2018
Original Title:
Ana de día
Alternate Titles:
Ana de Jour
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Andrea Jaurrieta PC
Media Luna New Films
No Hay Banda
Pomme Hurlante Films
Production Countries:
France | Germany | Spain
Ratings / Certifications:
ES: 16 FR: 12 JP: R18+ RO: 18
Runtime: 102
Ana, a young Spanish woman from a bourgeois family, is about to finish her studies and get married, but she is not happy. After a very unlikely event happens, her life turns around and everything changes.
Ana is an exemplary girl that has been educated in the 'normality' of a middle-class family. She has never been brave enough to break with all the regulations that her well-led life was supposed to be. The appearance of a double that starts living her life and doing all of her obligations, allows Ana to adopt total anonymity for the very first time. This fact becomes something that she understands as the opportunity to choose the life she wants without giving any reason to anybody, as the way to find total freedom and also happiness. Who is this double, where she comes from and why she appears are questions that I am not interested in answering in the film. This is just the starting point that is accepted as the motor that helps Ana to have the courage to fight for her own existence. Ana tries to make her own runaway possible breaking with everything, looking for her own limits, living a life opposed to whatever everybody expected from her. The action will be set in 3 scenarios where Ana, now called Nina, will start living her new life: The hostel where she settles down, an old fashioned Music Hall, and Marcelo, a man who is also running away from something. And also the night. The night as the scenario where she can hide from reality. But the freedom she thought she had discovered, little by little becomes no more than loneliness, lies, and characters who, as she, one day escaped. Is it too late to return to her previous life? Is it possible to run away from one-self?
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Art Direction:
Lita Echevarría
Assistant Editor:
Nacho Ramos
Associate Producer:
Martín Samper
Eva Chillón
Casting:
Arantza Vélez
Choreographer:
Fanny Corral
Director:
Andrea Jaurrieta
Director of Photography:
Juli Carné Martorell
Editor:
Miguel A. Trudu
First Assistant Director:
Lara Rivas
Graphic Designer:
Miguel A. Trudu
Bárbara Magdalena
Makeup & Hair:
Ruth Alcalá
Original Music Composer:
Aurélio Edler-Copes
Producer:
Andrea Jaurrieta
Iván Luis
Production Manager:
Iván Luis
Screenplay:
Andrea Jaurrieta
Second Assistant Director:
Laura Díez
Set Decoration:
Elsa Moya
Sound Designer:
Danel Ciaurriz
Sound Mixer:
Danel Ciaurriz
Sound Recordist:
María Angulo Villar
Danel Ciaurriz
Unit Production Manager:
Nuria Arias
Visual Effects:
Asier Gurrutxaga
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