Devil's Rope
Trailer: Devil's Rope
Year: 2014
Genre: Documentary, History
Studio: alteregofilms, Les Films du Nord, RTBF, Pictanovo, Le Fresnoy
Director: Sophie Bruneau
Cast: John Stolhmann, Isaias Garcia, Arturo Ponce, Juan Garcia, Harold L. Hagemeier, Lanell Hagemeier
Crew: Celia Dessardo (Assistant Director), Félix Blume (Sound), Valène Leroy (Sound Editor), Cyrille Lauwerier (Sound Mixer), Michaël Cinquin (Color Grading), Laetitia Douanne (Assistant Editor)
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