Elevation (2024)
Overview
Fugazi, a depressed girl, and Samuel, a boy looking for his missing brother, spend their days watching their city being taken by the army. Meanwhile, an uprising is growing on the streets…
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.082 |
Directed By
Gabriel Esdras
Crew
Gabriel Esdras
Gabriel Esdras
Gabriel Esdras
Daniel Luna
German Torres
Daniel Luna
Rodrigo G. Valdivia
Gabriel Esdras
Isaac Ruíz
Daniel Luna
Sergio Ruiz Velasco de Alba
Gabriel Esdras
German Torres
Cynthia Lecona Cárdenas
Perla Ascanio
Francesca Volpi
Lizzie Hernández
Lucia Trinidad
Joel Sandoval
Erick Yafet
Dani Herrera
Resk
Veronica Hernández
Enrique González
Raziel Espinoza
María José Gutiérrez
Daniel Luna
Buche
Salvador López Romero
Alex “Mango” Ortega
Fanni Prado
Abby Ariscópata
Mariana Salazar Gómez
Denisse Aguilar
Paola Rodríguez
Sam Palomera
Dani Herrera
Gabe FX
Aryem
Daniela Llamas
Sidney Barragán
Ari Rivera
Carolina Trujillo BM
Gabriel Esdras
Fernando Guzmán
Álex End
Violeta Torres
Itan de León
Perla Ascanio
Rimaze
Daniel Luna
Jupiter
Violeta Torres
Mariel Zamora
Ileana Aguilar
Spique
Sergio Aguilar
Sergio Ruiz Velasco de Alba
Moi Cárdenas Orozco
Satanás Adolescente
Carlos Zelig
Lizzie Hernández
Marcel Chávez
Snup
Maldita Sea
Rai Nava
Rucka
El Mazehual
Kraqueen
Edgar A. Flores
Packa
Los Monjo
Andrea Díaz
Sebastián Santana
Sebastián Santana
Abraham Vilchis
Ven y Mira
Sebastián Santana
Isay Rodríguez
TOP CAST
Ruth Ramos
Fugazi
Jaime Bernache
Albatros
Marcela Lizbeth
Voz
Abraham Vilchis
Abraham Vilchis
Violento Dan
Violento Dan
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