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Eva (2022) [NR]

Release Date:
May 4, 2022

Original Title:
Eva

Genres:
Drama | Family

Production Companies:
Pear Scarf Productions

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 13

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Overview from TheMovieDB

A young girl, Eva, decides to run away from home on her 16th birthday, in hopes of a more accepting life in New York City.

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Production

BTS Photographer:
Nicholas Duty

Best Boy Electric:
Isaac Sheets

Boom Operator:
Ronald Faris

Camera Operator:
Carter Cole

Catering:
Jacob Naffziger

Craft Service:
Grace Amato

Digital Imaging Technician:
Elizabeth Mercuri

Director:
Nathan Chelf

Director of Photography:
Grant Chapel

Editor:
Caleb Rizio

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Noelle Aguilar Camacho
Brandon McKain-Miller

First Assistant Director:
Simon Sheets

Gaffer:
Sam Gannuch

Grip:
Brett Higgs
Patrick Conboy
Ryan Yancey
Ian Bogle
Chris Wilcox

Key Grip:
Bahy Ghoneim

Producer:
Nathan Chelf
Payson Whitlock
Simon Sheets

Script Supervisor:
Sam Terry

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Matthew Sandoval

Set Designer:
Taylor Robinson

Sound Editor:
Ben Hotzfeld

Sound Mixer:
Zachary Klaus
Maggie Werhane

Wardrobe Master:
Charlize Delenn

Writer:
Nathan Chelf

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