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Lucifer (2014)

Gênero : Drama

Runtime : 1H 48M

Director : Gust Van Den Berghe

Sinopse

On his downfall from Heaven to Hell, Lucifer passes through the earthly paradise, a village in Mexico, where elderly Lupita and her granddaughter Maria live. Lupita's brother Emanuel pretends he's paralyzed so he can drink and gamble while the two women tend to the sheep. Lucifer senses an opportunity and plays the miraculous healer. He forces Emanuel to walk again, seduces Maria and makes Lupita doubt about her faith. He didn't bring bad luck, he only illuminated the line between good and evil, where it didn't exist before.

Atores

Gabino Rodríguez
Gabino Rodríguez
Lucifer
Norma Pablo
Norma Pablo
Maria
Ana Maria Acosta
Ana Maria Acosta
Lupita
Jeronimo Soto Bravo
Jeronimo Soto Bravo
Emanuel

Tripulações

Gust Van Den Berghe
Gust Van Den Berghe
Director
Gust Van Den Berghe
Gust Van Den Berghe
Writer
Tomas Leyers
Tomas Leyers
Producer
Hans Bruch Jr.
Hans Bruch Jr.
Director of Photography
David Verdurme
David Verdurme
Editor
Natalia Trivino
Natalia Trivino
Art Direction

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