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6.0 / 10(1 votes)201514mSpain

Lacuna

Llacunes

Synopsis

Lacuna is an experimental short film that recuperates Neus Pipó character, the director’s mother, combining the reading of her letters, with a trip through the places where she wrote them.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Carla Simón
Screenplay & Story
Carla Simón
Original Score
Andreu Aranda, Pau Boïgues
Original Title
Llacunes
Country of Origin
Spain
Spoken Languages
Catalan
Runtime
14m
Production Studios
Inicia Films

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Carla Simón

Screenplay & Story

Carla Simón

Original Score & Music

Andreu Aranda, Pau Boïgues

Director of Photography

Carla Simón

Film Editing

Carla Simón

Producers

Valérie Delpierre

Department Leadership Roster

Carla Simón

Carla Simón

Editor

Andreu Aranda

Original Music Composer

Pau Boïgues

Original Music Composer

Carla Simón

Carla Simón

Director of Photography

Carla Simón

Carla Simón

Director

Carla Simón

Carla Simón

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Lacuna.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Lacuna

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

What is Lacuna about?

Lacuna is an experimental short film that recuperates Neus Pipó character, the director’s mother, combining the reading of her letters, with a trip through the places where she wrote them.

Who directed Lacuna?

Lacuna was directed by Carla Simón.

Who stars in Lacuna?

The principal cast of Lacuna includes Carla Simón.

When was Lacuna released and how long is it?

Lacuna was released in 2015 with a total runtime of 14m.

Who composed the musical score for Lacuna?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Lacuna was composed by Andreu Aranda, Pau Boïgues.