Junior Tu Papá
Synopsis
Through conversations between Daniel, his father and two uncles, JUNIOR TU PAPÁ pieces together fragments of waning memory to collectively remember a time in Colombian history when fútbol was a national obsession. A distraction from the relentless violence the country faced while Colombia’s national team was considered one of the best teams in the world.
Official Selection Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes Cine a la Calle 2024
Official Selection New York Colombian Film Festival 2024
Official Selection Festival Internacional de Cine de Cartagena de Indias 2024
Official Selection True/False Film Fest 2024
Details
- Year
- 2024
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 15 min 46 sec
- Director
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Daniel Díaz
- Producer
- Daniel Díaz
- Co-Producer
- Mili Pardo Piñeres, Daniel Freeman, Camilo Garzón
- Editor
- Daniel Freeman
- Screenwriter
- Camilo Garzón, Daniel Díaz
- Director of Photography
- Daniel Edoardo Zuleta Suárez
- Sound
- Camilo Garzón
- Composer
- Daniel Freeman
- Guide (Atanquez)
- Jenider Arias
- Additional Cinematography
- Luis Hernando Cortes, Daniel Freeman
- Still Photography
- Orlando Amador
- Story Editor
- Camilo Garzón
- Lead Archival Researcher
- Rocío Díaz
- Archival Research
- Lilian Allsopp, Diva Cortes, Luis Hernando Cortes, Sergio Cortes, Karen Barraza, Rosaura Diaz
- Archival Digitisation
- Luis F. Araque León
- Archival Assistant
- Jonathan Kiefer
- Legal
- Juan Francisco Ortega
- Artwork
- Dan Evans
- Title Design
- Habib Placencia Adissi
- Colourist
- Filipe Fernandes
- Graphic design
- Omar Mohammad & Martín Gaona
- Sound engineering & re-recording mixer
- Camilo Garzón
- Sound Recordist
- Jose Rebimbas
- Audio Technician
- Javan Jiles
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Colombia, US, UK co-production
CiNEOLA (US), Miní Chitiá (CO), Cuentero Productions (US)
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