The Orphanage

The Orphanage

Director: Juan Antonio Bayona Cast: Fernando Cayo
Fernando Cayo
, Roger Príncep
Roger Príncep
, Mabel Rivera
Mabel Rivera
, Montserrat Carulla
Montserrat Carulla
Juan Antonio Bayona
The Orphanage

The Orphanage

Director: Juan Antonio Bayona Cast: Fernando Cayo
Fernando Cayo
, Roger Príncep
Roger Príncep
, Mabel Rivera
Mabel Rivera
, Montserrat Carulla
Montserrat Carulla
Juan Antonio Bayona

DVD (Wide Screen / Subtitled)

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Overview

Pan's Labyrinth director Guillermo del Toro produces director Juan Antonio Bayona's gothic frightener about a long-abandoned orphanage with a particularly troubling past. As a child, young orphan Laura spent her formative years being cared for by the staff of a large orphanage located by the Spanish seaside. Those were some of the happiest years of Laura's life, and now, 30 years later, the former charge returns to the dilapidated institution with her husband, Carlos, and their seven-year-old son, Simon, to reopen the orphanage as a facility for disabled children. However, something ominous haunts the darkened hallways of this silent, stately manor. When Simon's behavior begins to grow increasingly bizarre and malicious, Laura and Carlos start to suspect that the mysterious surroundings have awoken something ominous in the young boy's imagination. It's not long before Laura, too, is drawn into this disturbing web and the repressed memories of the past come flooding back in a terrifying torrent of tension and deeply disturbing revelations. With opening day drawing near and their situation growing increasingly grim by the hour, Carlos attempts to write off Simon's bizarre behavior as a desperate bid to get more attention from his distracted parents. Laura isn't so easily convinced of this theory, though, and soon embarks on a desperate quest to unearth the terrible secret that lurks in the old house, waiting for just the right moment to inflict devastating damage on both her and her family.

Product Details

Release Date: 04/22/2008
UPC: 0794043120718
Original Release: 2007
Rating: R
Source: New Line Home Video
Region Code: 1
Presentation: [Wide Screen]
Sound: [Dolby Digital Surround EX, DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound]
Language: English
Time: 1:45:00
Sales rank: 18,567

Special Features

Closed Caption; "When Laura Grew Up: Constructing the Orphanage"; "Tomas' Secret Room (The filmmakers)"; "Horror in the Unknow: Makeup Effects"; Still galleries; Rehearsal studio; Marketing campaign

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Fernando Cayo Carlos
Roger Príncep Simon
Mabel Rivera Pilar
Montserrat Carulla Benigna
Geraldine Chaplin Aurora
Andrés Gertrúdix Enrique
Edgar Vivar Balaban
Oscar Casas Tomás,Actor
Óscar Lara Guillermo
Carmen López Alicia
Georgina Avellaneda Rita
Belén Rueda Laura,Actor
Roger Princep Simón
Andres Gertrudix Enrique
Mireia Renau Laura Girl
Carla Gordillo Martín
Alejandro Camps Victor
Carmen Lopez Alicia
Enric Arquimbau Group Therapist
Blanca Martínez Woman in Group Therapy
Carol Suárez Young Benigna
Isabel Friera Antonia Nurse
Fernando Marriot Doctor
Jordi Cardus Blind Kid
Pedro Morales Father 2
Fernando Velázquez Composer
Fernando Velazquez Composer

Technical Credits
Sergio G. Sánchez Screenwriter
Guillermo del Toro Producer,Executive Producer
Álvaro Augustín Producer
Mar Targarona Producer
Joaquín Padro Producer
Marc Orts Sound Mixer
Oriol Tarrago Sound/Sound Designer
Lluis Castells Special Effects
Juan Antonio Bayona Director
Joaquín Augustín Producer
Fernando Cayo Screenwriter
Belén Rueda Screenwriter
Jordi San Augustín Screenwriter
Geli Albaladejo Casting
Javier Gonzlez Key Grip
Andres Gertrudix Screenwriter
Marina DeMendialdua Stunts
Belén Atienza Producer
Elena Manrique Producer
Montserrat Carulla Screenwriter
Roger Princep Screenwriter
Edgar Vivar Screenwriter
Enric Masip Special Effects
Xavi Mas Sound/Sound Designer
Sergio G. Sanchez Screenwriter
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