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Dead End (2003) [R]

Release Date:
December 12, 2003

Original Title:
Dead End

Alternate Titles:
-less ［レス］
Atajo al infierno
Dead End - Quella strada nel bosco
Dead End: Atajo al infierno
Smrt přichází v bílém (2003)
Smrť prichádza v bielom (2003)
Strofi pros tin Kolasi
Zsákutca
Тупик

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Captain Movies
Sagittaire Films

Production Countries:
France | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CA: 14A  DE: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 83

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Overview from TheMovieDB

Christmas Eve. On his way to his in-laws with his family, Frank Harrington decides to try a shortcut, for the first time in 20 years. It turns out to be the biggest mistake of his life.

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ADR Coordinator:
Shirley Leong

ADR Editor:
David Bartlett

ADR Supervisor:
Thomas Appel

Additional Dialogue:
William Rosenfeld

Additional Editing:
Scott Stevenson

Assistant Costume Designer:
Jenni Lee

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Staci Witt

Boom Operator:
Steve Arcabascio
Bryan Du Toit

Camera Loader:
Susannah Bridges
James Takata

Camera Operator:
Jody Hutchins

Casting:
Amanda Koblin

Casting Associate:
Michele Short

Co-Producer:
Guy Courtecuisse

Color Timer:
Yvan Lucas
Fabien Pascal

Costume Design:
Deborah Waknin

Costumer:
Beth Ann Hoppe

Digital Effects Producer:
Joyce Menger

Director:
Jean-Baptiste Andrea
Fabrice Canepa

Director of Photography:
Alexander Buono

Dolby Consultant:
Michel Monier

Dolly Grip:
Fante Zamora

Editor:
Antoine Vareille

Executive Producer:
James Huth
Yves Chevalier

First Assistant Camera:
Philip J. Jaffe

First Assistant Director:
Kiran Gonsalves

Foley Artist:
Pascal Dedeye

Foley Mixer:
Laurent Boudaud

Gaffer:
Tony Bryan
Jonathon Bradley

Grip:
Jason Andrew
Brett Lood

Key Grip:
W. Ted Mayer

Key Hair Stylist:
T.C. Thecla Luisi

Key Makeup Artist:
T.C. Thecla Luisi

Key Production Assistant:
Heather Mitchell

Lighting Technician:
Anthony Cady
Joel Langston
Willis Pipkins Jr.

Line Producer:
Albert Hasson

Makeup Artist:
Kumura Luly

Matte Painter:
Sacha Beliaev

Music Consultant:
Bradford Ellis

Music Supervisor:
Greg De Belles

Negative Cutter:
Patrick Thauvin

Original Music Composer:
Greg De Belles

Post Production Supervisor:
Guy Courtecuisse
Christelle Didier

Producer:
James Huth
Sonja Schillito
Gabriella Stollenwerck
Cécile Telerman

Production Assistant:
Annie Desgris
Sophie Imbert
Bianca D'Carpio

Production Coordinator:
Bob Hebert

Production Design:
Bryce Holtshousen

Production Manager:
Natalie Rademeyer

Production Sound Mixer:
James Ridgley

Property Master:
Chris Kas

Rigging Gaffer:
Casey Ellison

Script Supervisor:
Lynne Kelly

Second Assistant Camera:
Carlos de Varona

Second Assistant Director:
Ivan Kraljević

Second Second Assistant Director:
D. Cole Berry

Sound Designer:
Germain Boulay
Laurent Quaglio

Sound Effects Editor:
Germain Boulay

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
François Musy
Gabriel Hafner

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
T.C. Thecla Luisi

Still Photographer:
Patrick Malakian

Transportation Coordinator:
P. Gerald Knight

Wardrobe Assistant:
Misty Lawrence

Writer:
Fabrice Canepa
Jean-Baptiste Andrea

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