Chaotic Ana
2007 Spanish film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2007 Spanish film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Chaotic Ana (Spanish: Caótica Ana) is a 2007 Spanish drama film written, directed, and edited by Julio Medem[1] which stars Manuela Vellés as the title character.
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| Spanish | Caótica Ana |
| Directed by | Julio Medem |
| Written by | Julio Medem |
| Produced by | Julio Médem |
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| Cinematography | Mario Montero |
| Edited by | Julio Medem |
| Music by | Jocelyn Pook |
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| Distributed by | Sogepaq |
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Running time | 115 minutes |
| Country | Spain |
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A synopsis prior to the release of the film stated:
Chaotic Ana is Medem's first new narrative film since his 2001 film Sex and Lucia, and his follow-up to the controversial documentary La pelota vasca. As with the former, this film has been shot in HD, using the Sony HDC-950. The film is a co-production of Medem's own production company Alicia Produce alongside Sogecine and Volcano Films, and it had the participation of TVE, Canal+, and ETB.[2]
Medem's regular composer Alberto Iglesias could not score the film.
Shooting locations included Arizona, New York, Madrid, and Fuerteventura.[3]
This film, and story, was an attempt by director Medem to cope with the deep depression that he was suffering after the tragic accident of his younger sister, Ana, who was killed in a car accident on 28 April 2001 when it was heading towards the wine town of Cariñena, Zaragoza, where an expo of her wax paintings was going to take place. Her other brother, Alvaro, was driving the car. In her memory, Julio has a daughter named after her. As he said: "It is an attempt to escape from my own memories without achieving it as she did".
Distributed by Sogepaq,[2] the film premiered in Spain in August 2007.
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