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Miragem (2022)

Quer colher pitangas!

Gênero : Mistério

Runtime : 3M

Director : Claus Canddie

Sinopse

A film essay loosely based on LIMITE (1931) and TRICÔ E PITANGAS (2011), shot during film production classes.

Atores

Nicole Robaski
Nicole Robaski
Woman 1
Rosemar Silva
Rosemar Silva
Woman 2
Ramon Machado
Ramon Machado
Man 1
Gabriel Arnhold
Gabriel Arnhold
Man 2

Tripulações

Claus Canddie
Claus Canddie
Director
Eduardo L. Lima
Eduardo L. Lima
Camera Operator
Gabriel Arnhold
Gabriel Arnhold
Additional Photography
Eduardo L. Lima
Eduardo L. Lima
Assistant Director
Daniel Petry
Daniel Petry
Consulting Producer

Cartazes e fundos

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