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Release Date:
October 8, 2022
Original Title:
The Disappearance of Cari Farver
Genres:
Drama | TV Movie | Thriller
Production Companies:
Howard Braunstein Films
Milojo Productions
Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13
Runtime: 85
Dave Kroupa is shocked when his new girlfriend, Cari Farver, starts sending him demanding texts. When Dave ends the relationship, he finds himself on the receiving end of an onslaught of twisted messages from Cari, who has abruptly disappeared. Dave’s ex-girlfriend, Liz, also begins receiving harassing texts from Cari, resulting in a dangerous situation for them both. Meanwhile, Cari’s mother Nancy continually searches for her, keeping the pressure on the police who eventually uncover a shocking discovery.
"A" Camera Operator:
Sam Acton King
"B" Camera Operator:
Jason Heke
ADR Supervisor:
Derek Benjamin Grocholski
Additional Music:
Igor Nemirovsky
Animal Coordinator:
Courtney Voth
Shereen Jerrett
Angelique Duseigne
Assistant Accountant:
Katheryn Martin
Assistant Costume Designer:
Megan Dunn
Assistant Editor:
Chandler Pretty
Assistant Hairstylist:
Shelly Bargenda
Assistant Location Manager:
Alexee Klassen
G. Thom Arnold
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Beth Anne McIvor
Assistant Production Coordinator:
E.M. Dsouza
Assistant Property Master:
Joshua Gehman
Background Casting Director:
Marianne Delveaux
Best Boy Electric:
Johnny Bennet
Best Boy Grip:
Paul Skirzyk
Book:
Leslie Rule
Boom Operator:
Sheldon Williamson
Oswald Keeper
Colorist:
Nika Shevchenko
Construction Coordinator:
Scott Hopper
Costume Coordinator:
Jaelan Prince
Magdalena Shenher
Costume Designer:
Brenda Shenher
Costume Set Supervisor:
Mark Demarchi
Craft Service:
Ben Courdiere
Dialogue Editor:
J.P. Peters
Director:
Danishka Esterhazy
Director of Photography:
Ken Krawczyk
Dolly Grip:
Jenni Waldner
Vince Syposh
Draughtsman:
Heather Arabsky
Drone Operator:
Ryan Cheale
Editor:
Lee Walker
Executive Producer:
Albert Bianchini
Linda Berman
Kelly Ripa
Mark Consuelos
Howard Braunstein
First Assistant "A" Camera:
Devin Coppen
First Assistant "B" Camera:
Steven K. Johnson
First Assistant Accountant:
Lori Maxwell
First Assistant Director:
Jason Bohn
First Assistant Sound Editor:
Jon Plett
Foley Artist:
Shane Rees
Gaffer:
Josh Holmes
Graphic Designer:
Jesse Peterson
Antia Chandara
Grip:
Eric Sakendu
Hair Department Head:
Angela Ohana
Key Grip:
Conroy Finnigan
Key Makeup Artist:
Brie Tait
Lead Set Dresser:
Mike Nava
Line Producer:
Mark Montague
Location Assistant:
Colton Matosek
Location Manager:
Karen Tusa
Makeup Department Head:
Diane Nimik
Music:
Colin Aguiar
Online Editor:
Kali Raigh
Producer:
Juliette Hagopian
Michael Halpern
Production Accountant:
Virginia Prasad
Production Coordinator:
Richard Hirschfield
Production Design:
Taavo Soodor
Production Manager:
Laura Neufeld
Production Sound Mixer:
Kris Ugbalo
Property Master:
Jordan Moreau
Script Supervisor:
Joshua Hood
Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Bobby Demian
Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Ethan Stiglich
Thorsten Klueckmann
Second Assistant Director:
Virgo Velasquez
Security Coordinator:
Wayne Glesby
Set Decoration:
Scott Rossell
Set Dresser:
Fritzi Adelman
Dru Boux
Myles Cook
Caelum Rossell
Oliver Farkas
Sound Effects Editor:
Kris Ugbalo
Calvin Tran
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Fil Hosek
Special Effects Coordinator:
Tim Freestone
Still Photographer:
Thomas Fricke
Steven Ackerman
Stunt Coordinator:
Darren Ross
Third Assistant Director:
Dayna White
Jamie Ashton
Transportation Captain:
Mark Dann
Transportation Coordinator:
Corey Walker
Truck Supervisor:
Nancy Hall
Visual Effects Coordinator:
Adam Brooks
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