Alberto Goes to Rio
Synopsis
Details
- Year
- 2014
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 28 mins
- Format
- HDV
- Director
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Lucas Machowski
- Producer
- Lucas Machowski
- Editor
- Lucas Machowski
- Screenwriter
- Lucas Machowski
- Director of Photography
- Tom Bell
- Sound
- Maciej Mariusz Miskiewicz
- Composer
- Micha Jakub Papara
- Principal cast
- Marco Aponte, Gladys Cavalcante, Theo Handen, Edwin De La Renta, Karol Grymuza
- Colorist
- Eva Pomposo
- First Assistant Director
- Karol Grymuza
- Researcher
- Maria Ann Hylton
- Casting Assistance
- Justyna Jagoda
- Artwork Designers
- Kasia Machaek, Karol Maciej Sivek
- Production Assistants
- Arkadiusz Kaniewski, Marcin Machowski, Konrad Gruca, Mateusz Chemecki, Iain McAuslan
- Songs
- "Batucada da Gladys" by Paul Rumbol,
- Piano
- Agnieszka Kawula
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Bellotheque Films
T:. +44 (0) 788 181 7844El: tombell@bellotheque.com
Sales Company
Lucas Machowski
45 Endymion RoadLondon SW2 2BU
T: +44 (0) 756 539 5443
E: lmachowski84@gmail.com
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