A Family Submerged (2018) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 11, 2018

Original Title:
Familia sumergida

Alternate Titles:
A Family Submerged

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
4 1/2
Agência Nacional do Cinema - ANCINE
Bubbles Project
Cine Argentino
Film- und Medienstiftung NRW
INCAA
Monument Releasing
PASTO
Pandora Filmproduktion
TvZERO
Visions Sud Est
Visit Films

Production Countries:
Argentina | Brazil | Germany | Norway

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 91

We are what we hide

Marcela’s world becomes strange and unfamiliar after her sister Rina dies. She feels lost in her own house, and her relationship with her husband and children seems to suffer. But when Nacho, a young friend of her daughter’s, unexpectedly drops by, she starts to talk and walk with him. Gradually Marcela begins to have conversations with relatives from another dimension.

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Additional Camera:
Camila Rada

Additional Grip:
Martín Silveira D'Avila
Mauro Tedeschi
Jorge Coki Tristán
Adrian Giribon

Art Direction:
Mariela Rípodas

Assistant Art Director:
Erika Vollers
Andrea Benítez

Assistant Director:
Victoria Comune

Assistant Editor:
Juan Pablo Menchón
Iair Michel Attías

Assistant Production Manager:
Pablo Martín Saredo

Associate Producer:
Rodrigo Letier
Roberto Berliner

Best Boy Electric:
Martín Stoeff

Boom Operator:
Fernanda Porto

Casting:
Violeta Uman
María Alché
Katia Szechtman

Co-Producer:
Turid Øversveen
Tatiana Leite
Claudia Steffen
Christoph Friedel

Colorist:
Luisa Cavanagh

Costume Assistant:
Nora Lia Alaluf
Yamila Coller

Costume Design:
Mercedes Arturo

Costume Designer:
Magda Banach

Dialogue Editor:
Francisco Pedemonte

Director:
María Alché

Director of Photography:
Hélène Louvart

Editor:
Lívia Serpa

Electrician:
Manuel Canales
Manuel Juncker
Luis Arancibia
Santiago Gitelman
Adrián Girbino
Emiliano Charna
Darío Cornejo
Marcelo Rodríguez
Andres Lutz

Executive Producer:
Bárbara Francisco
Tatiana Leite
Rodrigo Letier
Leo Ribeiro

Executive Producer's Assistant:
Amanda Kadobayashi

First Assistant Director:
Abalén Najle

Focus Puller:
Leandro Monti

Foley Artist:
Francisco Rizzi

Foley Recordist:
Martín Scaglia

Gaffer:
Guillermo Saposnik

Hair Assistant:
Adrián Antúnez

Hair Department Head:
Jorge Palacios

Key Grip:
Mariano Razzetto

Key Makeup Artist:
Marisa Amenta

Lighting Coordinator:
Manuel Canales

Lighting Manager:
Martín Stoeff

Line Producer:
Georgina Baisch

Location Manager:
Hugo Souto

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Dolores Soulé

Original Music Composer:
Luciano Azzigotti

Post Producer:
Anna Julia Werneck

Post Production Assistant:
Iair Michel Attías
Alice Aguiar

Producer:
Bárbara Francisco

Producer's Assistant:
Mariana Villalva

Production Assistant:
Pablo Martín Saredo
Sandro Rosas Duarte
Gabriela Cueto

Production Coordinator:
Delfina Montecchia

Production Design:
Mariela Rípodas

Production Trainee:
Franco Amado
Bruno Pedrazzini

Props:
David D'Orazio

Screenplay:
María Alché

Script Consultant:
Lucrecia Martel
Iosi Havilio

Second Assistant Camera:
Federico Gianotti
Sebastián Arzeno

Set Decoration:
Lorena Rubinstein

Sound Designer:
Julia Huberman

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Paulo Gama

Sound Recordist:
Gabriela Alves da Cunha

Supervising Sound Editor:
Julia Huberman

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Tatiana Pinheiro
Rita Machado

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