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Let me see her

Dejame Verla

“DADDY'S HERE!”

Synopsis

Marcelo wants to see her daughter to celebrate her birthday. The only problem is that he has a restraining order.

Financials & Box Office Performance

Released

Production Budget

$1K

Filming & production cost

Worldwide Gross

Pending

Total global ticket sales

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Franco Leguizamón, Gonzalo Diluca
Screenplay & Story
Franco Leguizamón
Original Title
Dejame Verla
Country of Origin
Argentina
Spoken Languages
Spanish
Runtime
7m
Production Budget
$1K

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Franco Leguizamón, Gonzalo Diluca

Screenplay & Story

Franco Leguizamón

Director of Photography

Santiago Cichello

Film Editing

Franco Leguizamón

Producers

Franco Leguizamón, Gonzalo Diluca

Department Leadership Roster

Franco Leguizamón

Franco Leguizamón

Director

Gonzalo Diluca

Director

Franco Leguizamón

Franco Leguizamón

Producer

Gonzalo Diluca

Producer

Franco Leguizamón

Franco Leguizamón

Writer

Franco Leguizamón

Franco Leguizamón

Editor

Franco Leguizamón

Franco Leguizamón

Production Design

Santiago Cichello

Santiago Cichello

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Let me see her.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Let me see her

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

What is Let me see her about?

Marcelo wants to see her daughter to celebrate her birthday. The only problem is that he has a restraining order.

Who directed Let me see her?

Let me see her was directed by Franco Leguizamón, Gonzalo Diluca.

Who stars in Let me see her?

The principal cast of Let me see her includes Gabriel Galíndez, Andi Muriel, Aylen Rey, Abril Barboni, Francisco Jerez.

When was Let me see her released and how long is it?

Let me see her was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 7m.