Second Origin
Synopsis
There is no one left... At least, that's what it seems.
A science-fiction movie about love and adventure. Two heroes of our time, struggling to survive in a world left in ruins. A world that’s starting from scratch. Alba and Didac are the founders of a new human race, and their love will determine a new era.
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 102 mins
- Director
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Carles Porta
- Producer
- Óscar Rodríguez, Carles Porta
- Co-Producer
- Christine Alderson
- Executive Producer
- David Adair, Norman Merry, Peter Hampden, Phil Hunt, Compton Ross, Jason Garrett, David Rogers
- Editor
- Martin Brinkler
- Screenwriter
- Bigas Luna, Carles Porta, Ross Jameson, Carmen Chaves, David Victori, Marcel Barrena
- Director of Photography
- Albert Pascual
- Production Designer
- Balter Gallart, Josep Rosell
- Sound
- Paul Davies, Jens Peterson
- Composer
- David Julyan
- Principal cast
- Rachel Hurd-Wood, Sergi López, Ibrahim Mané, Andrés Batista
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
UK, Spain coproduction
Ipso Facto Productions (UK), Antàrtida Produccions (UK)
Ipso Facto Productions
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