Vintage

Summary

Vintage is a television series^[1].

Key Facts

• Vintage is the creator of Juan Cruz^[2].
• Vintage is the creator of Rafel Barceló Figueira^[3].
• Vintage is the creator of Júlia Cot^[4].
• Vintage is the creator of Enric Pardo^[5].
• Vintage's instance of is recorded as television series^[6].
• Vintage's director is recorded as David Martin-Porras^[7].
• Vintage's director is recorded as Elia Urquiza^[8].
• Vintage's screenwriter is recorded as Juan Cruz^[9].
• Vintage's screenwriter is recorded as Rafel Barceló Figueira^[10].
• Vintage's screenwriter is recorded as Júlia Cot^[11].
• Vintage's screenwriter is recorded as Enric Pardo^[12].
• Vintage's composer is recorded as Tomàs Peire Serrate^[13].
• Vintage's genre is recorded as comedy drama^[14].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Abel Folk^[15].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Lluís Xavier Villanueva^[16].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Carme Pla^[17].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Diana Gómez^[18].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Llum Barrera^[19].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Francesc Colomer Estruch^[20].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Sílvia Marsó^[21].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Albert Pla^[22].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as David Bagés^[23].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Dafnis Balduz^[24].
• Vintage's cast member is recorded as Alba Roldán i Gil^[25].
• Vintage's production company is recorded as Brutal Media^[26].

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Authorship and Creation

Directors include David Martin-Porras^[7] and Elia Urquiza^[8]. Screenwriters include Juan Cruz^[9], Rafel Barceló Figueira^[10], Júlia Cot^[11], and Enric Pardo^[12]. Cast members include Abel Folk^[15], Lluís Xavier Villanueva^[16], Carme Pla^[17], Diana Gómez^[18], Llum Barrera^[19], and Francesc Colomer Estruch^[20]. Created works include Juan Cruz^[2], a film director^[27], b. 1966^[28], of Spain^[29], awarded the Goya Award for Best New Director^[30]; Rafel Barceló Figueira^[3], a screenwriter^[31], b. 1974^[32]; Júlia Cot^[4], a screenwriter^[33], b. 1984^[34], of Spain^[35]; and Enric Pardo^[5], a film director^[36].

Publication

Vintage's original language of film or TV show is recorded as Catalan^[37]. Vintage's genre is recorded as comedy drama^[14].