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201316mArgentina

Fe

Synopsis

Pablo and Luciana are a young couple about to have their first child. His financial situation is bad. Luciana prays and prays to the Virgin, begging her to improve her future. Pablo has lost faith, and makes a desperate and tragic decision.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Juan Albertinazzi, Nahuel Beade
Screenplay & Story
Juan Albertinazzi
Original Score
Germán Meier, Walter Stettler
Original Title
Fe
Country of Origin
Argentina
Spoken Languages
No Language
Runtime
16m
Production Studios
Instituto Superior de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales de Santa Fe

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Juan Albertinazzi, Nahuel Beade

Screenplay & Story

Juan Albertinazzi

Original Score & Music

Germán Meier, Walter Stettler

Film Editing

Juan Albertinazzi, Rodrigo Stettler

Producers

Hernán Vulliez, Juan Albertinazzi

Department Leadership Roster

Juan Albertinazzi

Writer

Juan Albertinazzi

Editor

Hernán Vulliez

Producer

Rodrigo Stettler

Editor

Juan Albertinazzi

Director

Juan Albertinazzi

Producer

Nahuel Beade

Nahuel Beade

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Fe.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Fe

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Fe about?

Pablo and Luciana are a young couple about to have their first child. His financial situation is bad. Luciana prays and prays to the Virgin, begging her to improve her future. Pablo has lost faith, and makes a desperate and tragic decision.

Who directed Fe?

Fe was directed by Juan Albertinazzi, Nahuel Beade.

Who stars in Fe?

The principal cast of Fe includes Eliana Digiovani, Mariano Ramos de Larrechea.

When was Fe released and how long is it?

Fe was released in 2013 with a total runtime of 16m.

Who composed the musical score for Fe?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Fe was composed by Germán Meier, Walter Stettler.