The Party
Dec 25, 2019 · 1h 31m
Director
Harold TrompeteroOverview
In a family party that is respected, good music, fun, love, drinks and why not, even a dead person should never be lacking. The Matayana family will experience a rumba on the birthday of the head of the household, Doña Matilde, until they realize that an inheritance is at stake.
Cast of The Party
Ana María ArangoMatilde
Diego VélezMariano
Francisco BolívarRobert
María Irene ToroMarina
Gustavo BernateGermán
Nicolás Saenz GalvisNicolás
Sara PinzónNatali
Carlos HurtadoJuan
Martha Lucia RestrepoDaniela- Diana Milena VivasJohana
- José Gabriel PiñerosJoselito
- Mario Ruiz ChamorroJorge
- Marisol Correa VegaAngela
María Camila PorrasJessica- Víctor TarazonaJhon
Carlos Humberto GutiérrezDon Cucaita- Juan David GonzálezPoliceman Navia
- Jhon Cepeda MoyaPoliceman Rosales
Inés PrietoDoña Pastora- Kornel DomanAndrew
Crew of The Party
Harold TrompeteroDirector, Idea, Writer, Editor- Carlos Fernández de SotoWriter
- Andrea SuárezExecutive Producer
- Hugues JoubertEditor
- Mar ÁvilaEditor
- Juan Camilo GalvisFirst Assistant Director, Casting Director
- Lina María RosasSecond Assistant Director, Casting Assistant
- María Juanita GutierrezScript
- Aquiles AmapoIdea
- Laura Camila Cortés GarzónCinematography
- Alejandro MatallanaStill Photographer
Jose Jairo FloresSound- Andrea López BuitragoCostumer
- Mónica MontenegroCoordinating Producer
About The Party
What is The Party about?
In a family party that is respected, good music, fun, love, drinks and why not, even a dead person should never be lacking. The Matayana family will experience a rumba on the birthday of the head of the household, Doña Matilde, until they realize that an inheritance is at stake.
When was The Party released?
The Party was released on December 25, 2019.
How long is The Party?
The Party runs 1 hour 31 minutes (91 minutes).
Who directed The Party?
The Party was directed by Harold Trompetero.
Who is in the cast of The Party?
The cast of The Party includes Ana María Arango (Matilde), Diego Vélez (Mariano), Francisco Bolívar (Robert), María Irene Toro (Marina) and Gustavo Bernate (Germán).