Girl on the Escalator (2016)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 4M

Director : Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Writer : Kayhan Lannes Ozmen

Synopsis

A film by Kayhan Lannes Ozmen, based on the poem "Girl on the escalator" by Charles Bukowski.

Actors

Nicole Della Costa
Nicole Della Costa
The Girl
Breno Moreira
Breno Moreira
The Boyfriend
James Scott
James Scott
Voice Over
Caetana Metsavaht
Caetana Metsavaht
Girlfriend at the Park
Pedro Prado
Pedro Prado
Guy at the Disco
Olav Lorentzen
Olav Lorentzen
Guru

Crews

Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Director
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Screenplay
Charles Bukowski
Charles Bukowski
Author
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Editor
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Color Timer
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Kayhan Lannes Ozmen
Executive Producer
Serhan Lannes Ozmen
Serhan Lannes Ozmen
Sound Designer
Serhan Lannes Ozmen
Serhan Lannes Ozmen
Sound Mixer
Bernardo Portella
Bernardo Portella
Producer
Rejane Bicca
Rejane Bicca
Executive Producer
Luiz Henrique Lins Campos
Luiz Henrique Lins Campos
Sound Recordist
Violaine Cadinot
Violaine Cadinot
Costume Design
Maria Alice Salgado
Maria Alice Salgado
Costume Design
Marcos Reis
Marcos Reis
Set Designer
Isabel Pedrosa
Isabel Pedrosa
Art Direction
Lucas Stirling
Lucas Stirling
Gaffer
Daniel Venosa
Daniel Venosa
Director of Photography
Guilherme Meirelles
Guilherme Meirelles
Assistant Director

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