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The Football Factory (2004) [R]

Release Date:
May 13, 2004

Original Title:
The Football Factory

Alternate Titles:
Chuligáni
Фанаты

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Rockstar Games
Vertigo Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: 16  AU: MA15+  DE: 16  FI: K-18  FR: 16  GB: 18  IS: 16  NO: 18  PT: M/18  RO: 18  SE: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 91

What else you gonna do on a Saturday?

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Football Factory is more than just a study of the English obsession with football violence, it's about men looking for armies to join, wars to fight and places to belong. A forgotten culture of Anglo Saxon males fed up with being told they're not good enough and using their fists as a drug they describe as being more potent than sex and drugs put together.

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Production

ADR Recordist:
Adam West

Art Department Assistant:
Lisa Fernell

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Rebecca Holland

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Buki Koshoni

Assistant Sound Editor:
Alexandra Raveane

Associate Producer:
Steven North
Frank Harper

Boom Operator:
Martin Cunningham

Camera Operator:
Damian Bromley

Casting Assistant:
Kate Brasier

Colorist:
Vera Jeske Younan

Construction Manager:
Tudor Jones

Costume Supervisor:
Vicky West

Director:
Nick Love

Director of Photography:
Damian Bromley

Dresser:
Guy Manners

Executive Producer:
Rupert Preston
Robert Blagojevic

First Assistant Camera:
Lorraine Jones

First Assistant Director:
Jamie Macdermott

First Assistant Editor:
Amy Adams

Focus Puller:
David Hilton
Rab Harling

Foley Artist:
Carsten Richter

Foley Mixer:
Matthias Schwab

Gaffer:
Jim Lennon

Line Producer:
Jamie Macdermott
Jack Armstrong

Location Assistant:
Melanie Reynard
David Colenutt

Location Manager:
Philip Pinchin

Makeup Artist:
Deanne Turner

Music Supervisor:
Lol Hammond

Musician:
Simon Hanson

Novel:
John King

Online Editor:
Florian Obrecht

Original Music Composer:
Ivor Guest

Post-Production Manager:
Michael Reuter

Producer:
James Richardson
Allan Niblo

Production Assistant:
Lucilla Russell

Production Coordinator:
Anna Tracey

Production Manager:
Liza Carmel

Screenplay:
Nick Love

Script Supervisor:
Lyla Lee
Julie Daly-Wallman

Second Assistant Camera:
Neil Flaherty

Second Assistant Director:
James Hagger

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
James Hagger

Set Dresser:
Andrew Lavin
Amy Holloway
Nick Elson

Set Runner:
David Scott

Sound Designer:
Keith Marriner

Sound Mixer:
Daniel Birch

Sound Recordist:
Tim Barker

Special Effects:
David Harris

Steadicam Operator:
Paul Alexander

Still Photographer:
Sophie Laslett

Stunt Coordinator:
Glenn Marks

Stunts:
Reg Wayment
Diz Sharpe
Andy Merchant
James Grogan
David Garrick
Dave Fisher
Bill Davey

Supervising Sound Editor:
Max Hoskins

Third Assistant Camera:
Jani Jance

Third Assistant Director:
Robin Vickers
Ben Pound

Unit Manager:
Melanie Reynard

Unit Publicist:
Wahida Begum

Wardrobe Assistant:
Olivia Spiteri

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