Jimbo (2016)
Jimbo, sixteen, quiet, and shy, has spent his life cowering in the shadow of his controlling, anarchist, father El Tigron, and his devoted yet delusional lover, Lolli. After their latest heist, Jimbo decides to take charge of his destiny and break free from his father's prison. It is time to hear Jimbo's inner rebel yell.
Director: Rodrigo Zanforlin
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Ian Lerch as Jimbo |
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James Seaman as El Tigron |
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Megan Therese Rippey as Lolli |
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Sylvia Kochinski as Kelly |
| Writing | Rodrigo Zanforlin | Writer |
| Production | Allison Coppola | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Joelle Duvernois | Makeup Department Head |
| Sound | Sebastian Bazzani | Boom Operator |
| Camera | Aric Coppola | Dolly Grip |
| Camera | Dhruv Lapsia | First Assistant Camera |
| Sound | Sebastian Bazzani | Sound Mixer |
| Camera | Gianlorenzo Albertini | Grip |
| Crew | Leco Moura | Cinematography |
| Directing | Rodrigo Zanforlin | Director |
| Production | Rodrigo Zanforlin | Casting |
| Crew | Brandon Clark | Driver |
| Art | Gianlorenzo Albertini | Production Design |
| Crew | Nicholas Wyatt | Drone Operator |
| Editing | Vlad Nikitin | Assistant Editor |
| Production | Allison Coppola | Line Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Joelle Duvernois | Hair Department Head |
| Crew | Joelle Duvernois | Makeup Effects |
| Lighting | Aric Coppola | Gaffer |
| Camera | Bruno Rico | Grip |
| Directing | Kshitij Bal | Assistant Director |
| Crew | Guigo Foggiatto | Cinematography |
| Editing | Rodrigo Zanforlin | Editor |
| Art | Mau Domingues | Title Designer |
| Production | Rodrigo Zanforlin | Executive Producer |
| Visual Effects | Victor Velasco | Visual Effects |
| Camera | Noé Obregón Escobar | Grip |
| Camera | Nicholas Wyatt | Key Grip |
| Crew | Allison Coppola | Craft Service |
| Directing | Bruno Rico | Script Supervisor |
| Camera | Andrés Hernández | First Assistant Camera |
| Production | Allison Coppola | Casting |
