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Dragonfly (2002) [PG-13]

Release Date:
February 22, 2002

Original Title:
Dragonfly

Alternate Titles:
Apparitions
Dragonfly (La sombra de la libélula)
Dragonfly: La sombra de la libélula
El misterio de la libélula
Na kridlech vazky
Na křídlech vážky
O Mistério da Libélula

Genres:
Fantasy | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Gran Via Productions
Kalima Productions
NDE Productions
Shady Acres Entertainment
Spyglass Entertainment
Touchstone Pictures
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
Germany | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: +13  AU: M  BR: 12  CH: 12  CZ: 12+  DE: 12  ES: 7  FR: TP  GB: 12  GR: 13  IE: 15  IT: T  MX: B  NL: 12  PT: M/12  SE: 11  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 104

When someone you love dies... are they gone forever?

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A grieving doctor is being contacted by his late wife through his patient's near death experiences.

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Production

Art Department Coordinator:
Mitch Sutton

Art Direction:
James Nedza

Assistant Art Director:
Dawn Swiderski
Sally Thornton

Assistant Costume Designer:
Lahly Poore

Assistant Editor:
Dean Zimmerman

Author:
Mike Thompson
Brandon Camp
David Seltzer

CGI Supervisor:
Elie Jamaa

Camera Operator:
Richard Merryman
Dwayne McClintock

Casting:
Debra Zane
Elizabeth Marx

Costume Design:
Judy L. Ruskin

Costume Supervisor:
Leigh Leverett

Dialogue Editor:
Victoria Rose Sampson
Jeffrey Kaplan

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Rudi Holzapfel

Director:
Tom Shadyac

Director of Photography:
Dean Semler

Editor:
Don Zimmerman

Executive Producer:
James D. Brubaker
Michael Bostick

First Assistant Camera:
Reggie Newkirk

First Assistant Editor:
Scott Hill

Gaffer:
James J. Gilson
Jeff Gatesman

Hair Department Head:
Beth Miller

Hairstylist:
Laine Trzinski
Elle Elliott

Helicopter Camera:
Phil Pastuhov

Key Hair Stylist:
Kerry Mendenhall
Judy Crown

Makeup Artist:
Jackie Dobbie
Chantal Boom'la
Francisco X. Pérez
Marsha Shearrill

Makeup Department Head:
Nena Smarz

Music Editor:
Jeff Carson

Original Music Composer:
John Debney

Producer:
Tom Shadyac
Arlene Kehela
Gary Barber
Roger Birnbaum
Alan B. Curtiss
Janet L. Wattles
Mark Johnson

Production Design:
Linda DeScenna

Rigging Grip:
Kirk Greenberg
Kim Heath

Script Supervisor:
Trisha Burton
Susan Bierbaum

Second Second Assistant Director:
Basti Van Der Woude

Second Unit Cinematographer:
Don McCuaig

Set Decoration:
Ric McElvin

Sound Effects Editor:
Richard C. Franklin
Avram D. Gold
Randall Guth
Brian Risner

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Kevin O'Connell
Greg P. Russell

Special Effects Coordinator:
Daniel Sudick

Steadicam Operator:
Robert Presley

Stunts:
Christine Anne Baur

Supervising Sound Editor:
Michael Hilkene

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Mamie McCall
Susie Brubaker

Visual Effects Editor:
Scott Hill

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Jon Farhat

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