Barbie Girls
Synopsis
Three very close friends have assigned themselves with nicknames that match perfectly their personality. Vero, depressed and clumsy, is Barbie-Suicide. Lola, unlucky and clumsy, is Barbie-unlucky. Marion, very seducing, is Barbie-men attractive. These three young women go for a friendly weekend at Vero's countryside house. There is a warm and pleasent atmosphere, but they are observed from outside the house. Does the danger actually come from outside? And what if one of these barbies was not the one we think she is?
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Actresses (3)
Production and distribution (2)
- Executive Producers : Windy Production, GoGoGo Films
- Co-production : Wallpaper Productions
Full credits (15)
- Executive producers : Carole Lambert, Carine Ruszniewski
- Screenwriters : Vinciane Millereau, Julien Lambroschini
- Director of Photography : Reynald Capurro
- Music Composer : David Imbault
- Editor : Christophe Le Nagard
- Sound Recordist : Didier Saïn
- Costume designer : Marie-Laure Lasson
- Co-producer : Stéphane Lehembre
- Production manager : Julie Buan
- Sound Editor : Nicolas Dambroise
- Continuity supervisor : Sandrine Bourgoin
- Production Designer : Erwan Le Floc'H
- Special Effects : Yov Moor
- Grader : Yov Moor
- Sound Mixer : Nicolas Dambroise
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- Type : Short film
- Genres : Fiction
- Sub-genre : Comedy, Horror
- Themes : Fear, Horror
- Production language : French
- Production country : France
- Original French-language productions : Unspecified
- Nationality : 100% French (France)
- Production year : 2009
- Runtime : 15 min
- Visa number : 122.079
- Visa issue date : 30/07/2009
- Production formats : HD
- Color type : Color
- Aspect ratio : 1.85
- Audio format : Dolby 5.1
- Rating restrictions : Suitable for all viewers, with warnings
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