May God Save Us (2016) - Credits and Details

May God Save Us Credits and Details

Directed by
	Rodrigo Sorogoyen
Written by
	Isabel Peña	...	written by
	Rodrigo Sorogoyen	...	written by
Cast
	Antonio de la Torre	...	Velarde
	Roberto Álamo	...	Alfaro
	Javier Pereira	...	Andrés
	Luis Zahera	...	Alonso
	Raúl Prieto	...	Bermejo
	María de Nati	...	Elena
	María Ballesteros	...	Rosario
	José Luis García-Pérez	...	Sancho (as José Luis García-Perez)
	Mónica López	...	Amparo
	Rocío Muñoz-Cobo	...	Juana
	Teresa Lozano	...	Amalia
	Fran Nortes	...	Rafael March
	Andrés Gertrúdix	...	Padre Raúl
	Jesús Caba	...	Rubio
	Alfonso Bassave	...	Céspedes
	Raquel Pérez	...	Forense
	Anna Laserna	...	Lorna
	Aitor Calderón	...	Nico
	Javier Tolosa	...	Cano
	María Jesús Garrido	...	Esperanza (as Mª Jesús Garrido)
	Paco Revilla	...	Padre Matji
	Maria Antonia Pérez	...	Anciana 1 (as Mª Antonia Pérez)
	Carmen Esteban	...	Anciana 2
	Silvia Casanova	...	Anciana 3
	Alejandro Cano	...	Policía 1
	Chema Tena	...	Juanma
	Ciro Miró	...	Gabriel
	Josean Bengoetxea	...	Mariño
	Andrea Dueso	...	Sobrina Barrio Salamanca
	Carmen Utrilla	...	Vecina Cotilla
	Javier Lago	...	Portero Calle Carretas
	Estefanía de los Santos	...	Travesti 1
	Diego París	...	Travesti 2
	Germán Torres	...	Manuel
	Isidoro Ruiz	...	Amante Juana
	Raquel Meleiro	...	Secretaria oficinas (as Raquel Vazme)
	Juan Motilla	...	Juez
	Jon Rod	...	Sesmillo
	Mon Ceballos	...	Municipal 1
	Enrique Asenjo	...	Municipal 2
	Asunción Díaz	...	Taquillera Teatro
	Iñaki Ros	...	Policía Veterano Escuchas
	Luis del Valle	...	Conserje Casa Alfaro
	Matilde Fluixá	...	Covadonga
	Juan Divassón	...	Policía 2
	Pedro Martín	...	Policía 3
	Carlos Nieto-Balboa	...	Jefe Operaciones GEO
	Andrea López	...	Niña Autobús
	Juan Verdú	...	Médico Amalia
	Adolfo González de Castejón	...	Tipo Trajeado Comisaría
	Derik Dean	...	Alna
	Luis Fernández de Eribe
	Ashok Mall	...	Hombre en Madrid
Uncredited Cast
	Ester Expósito	...	Chica
	Angelo Olivier	...	Policía 4
	Francisco Javier Pastor	...	Very tall mad man in drag
	Jose Soto
Produced by
	Winnie Baert	...	delegate producer
	Mariela Besuievsky	...	executive producer
	Mercedes Gamero	...	producer
	Gerardo Herrero	...	producer
	Mikel Lejarza	...	producer
	Javier López Blanco	...	executive producer
	Pepe Torrescusa	...	delegate producer
Original Music by
	Olivier Arson
Special Effects by
	Pedro Rodríguez	...	special effects makeup
	Daniel Vidal	...	special effects makeup
Visual Effects by
	Fernando Adem	...	digital compositor
	Juan Carlos Atarés	...	digital compositor
	Joan Azpeitia	...	digital compositor
	Laura Barge	...	visual effects coordinator / visual effects producer
	Alba Barriuso	...	digital compositor
	Iñaki Bilbao	...	digital compositor
	Jaime Cebrián	...	visual effects supervisor / visual effects supervisor: Entropy studio
	Jordi Costa Xicota	...	visual effects artist
	Guillermo Díaz del Río	...	digital compositor
	Borja Gómez	...	digital compositor
	Ignacio Lacosta	...	visual effects supervisor
	Álvaro Moya	...	digital compositor
	Curro Muñoz	...	visual effects supervisor
	Javier Ortega	...	digital compositor: Entropy Studio
	Nacho Platero	...	credits
	Carlos Rubio	...	visual effects artist
	Carlos Zaera	...	digital compositor
Stunts
	Susana Domínguez	...	stunt performer
	Ignacio Herráez	...	stunt performer
	Chus Lucas	...	stunt performer
	Alejandro López Estacio	...	stunt rigger
	Juan Montoya Muñoz	...	stunt performer
	Carlos Nieto-Balboa	...	stunt performer
	Iván Nieto-Balboa	...	stunt performer
	Abian Padrón	...	stunt performer
	Ricardo Rocca	...	stunt performer
	Brandy Rodríguez	...	stunt performer
	Juan José Rodríguez	...	stunt driver
	Cuco Usín	...	stunt coordinator
Thanks
	Daniel Guzmán	...	the director wishes to thank
	Daniel Remón	...	the director wishes to thank

Additional Info
Premiere:	September 18, 2016
Country:
Distributor:	Warner Brother Studios
Websites:

Ratings
7.1 / 10

Alternate Titles
Que Dios Nos Perdone

Production Companies
Tornasol Films
Atresmedia Cine
Hernández y Fernández Producciones Cinematográficas
Mistery Producciones
Atresmedia (participation)
Movistar Plus+ (participation)
TeleMadrid (participation)
Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales (ICAA) (support)
Instituto de Crédito Oficial (ICO) (support)

Distributors
Latido Films (2016) (World-wide)

Filming Locations
Calle Atocha, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Velarde tails the suspect to his apartment, 8 Calle Atocha)
Calle de los Dos Amigos, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (killer escapes out the window)
Calle de Postas, Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Calle de Sorolla, 59, Majadahonda, Madrid, Spain (Alfaro's home)
Calle del Arenal y Metro Ópera, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (The scene in which one of the policemen stands up on top of a van in pursue of the murderer)
Calle Desengaño, 22, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (police detectives called on the first scene, lady found dead in the staircase)
Calle Doctor Cortezo, 5, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Figaro theatre exteriors)
Calle Isaac Peral, 4, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Piero cafeteria, where old ladies meet after mass)
Calle Mayor, Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Calle Preciados, Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Calle Ribera de Curtidores, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (policemen struggle in front of Mrs. March's, 17 Calle Ribera de Curtidores)
Calle San Bernardino, 3, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (last victim's apartment)
Calle Tudescos, 3, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Alfaro and Velarde on the lookout)
Costanilla de los Angeles, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Valverde spots the suspect caring for a kitten)
Gran Vía, Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Paseo Eduardo Dato, 38, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Alfaro and Velarde walk toward the first overlooked murder's apartment)
Plaza de Santa Cruz, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Alfaro runs after suspect)
Plaza Mayor, Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Plaza Tirso de Molina, Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Puerta de Alcalá, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (archive footage: pope in Madrid)
Puerta del Sol, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Plenty of sights of the Place along the movie when the murderer is coming out of the subway, for example)
Royal Basilica of San Francisco el Grande, Madrid, Madrid, Spain (church interiors)
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
Torrelavega, Cantabria, Spain (final scene 3 years after, Calle Concesa Josué)

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