Un coche cualquiera (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 10, 2019

Original Title:
Un coche cualquiera

Genres:
Thriller

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
ES: 12 

Runtime: 14

Manuel wants to get in his car. However, three people stop him, questioning him about what he had done at the nightclub he was at.

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Assistant Director:
Kevin Iglesias

Associate Producer:
Yago Liñares

Camera Operator:
Ernesto Báez

Cinematography:
Kenneth Oribe

Colorist:
Ignacio G. Carreiro

Compositor:
Jorge Granda

Costume Design:
Nerea Torrijos

Director:
David Pérez Sañudo

Editor:
Marina Parés

Electrician:
Angel Dueñas
Iñigo Pérez Picazo
Imanol Garcia

Executive Producer:
Katixa Silva
David Blanka
Marina Parés

First Assistant Camera:
Aritz Bilbao

Gaffer:
Jon Ruiz de Infante

Music:
Iñaki Alonso

Musician:
Jorge Granda

Producer:
David Pérez Sañudo
Agustín Delgado
Elena Maeso
Óscar Conde
Koldo Eguía

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Amaia Sanroma

Second Assistant Director:
Ane Intxausti

Special Effects:
Jon Serrano Serván

Still Photographer:
Marta Fresnillo

Video Assist Operator:
Pablo Campillo

Wardrobe Designer:
Noelia Arbosa

Writer:
Sergio Granda
David Pérez Sañudo

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