Passagen (2007)

Sweden, 62 min
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Basic facts

Original title Passagen
Film type Feature
Category Documentary
Director
Producer
Screenplay
Production country
  • Sweden
Production company
Dialogue
  • Swedish
  • Spanish
  • Romanian
Swedish release 2007-11-10

Cast

Daniel Vera Oliva

Fernando Enrique Velasquez Castro

Pedro Ramirez Garreton

Reinaldo Rene

Ronaldo Alberto Aquirre

Titles

Original title
  • Passagen
Swedish release title
  • Passagen
Alternative title
  • El pasaje
Translated title
  • The Passage

Crew

Director
Screenplay
Producer
Director of Photography
Film Editor
Production Mixer
Advisor
Visual Effects

Cast

Daniel Vera Oliva
Fernando Enrique Velasquez Castro
Pedro Ramirez Garreton
Reinaldo Rene
Ronaldo Alberto Aquirre

Companies

Production Company Ştefan Constantinescu
Distributor in Sweden Ştefan Constantinescu
Sales Ştefan Constantinescu
Other Company Creative Room for Art and Computing (CRAC) (efterproduktion)

Technical specifications

Colour type Colour
Length in minutes 62 min


Production location

CRAC Stockholm Sweden (efterproduktion) 2005-05 2005-08
Santiago de Chile Chile 2005-03 2005-04
Stockholm Sweden 2005-01 2005-01
Bucharest Romania 2005-01 2005-02

Release dates

Festival showing 2006-01-29 Atalante Gothenburg Sweden 62 min
2006-01-30 Haga 1 Gothenburg Sweden 62 min
2006-02-04 Haga 2 Gothenburg Sweden 62 min
Release in Sweden 2007-11-10 Zita 1 Stockholm Sweden 61 min
Festival showing 2007-11-10 Zita 2 Stockholm Sweden 61 min

Soundtrack listing

Original title El pueblo unido jamás será vencido
By Sergio Ortega (1973)
Performed by Inti-Illimani


Original title Tack för en underbar vanlig dag
Composer Agnetha Fältskog (1977)
Lyrics Bo Carlgren (1977)
Singer Agnetha Fältskog


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