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The Salton Sea (2002) [R]

Release Date:
February 2, 2002

Original Title:
The Salton Sea

Alternate Titles:
The Salton Sea

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Castle Rock Entertainment
Darkwoods Productions
Humble Journey Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: 16  CA: 18A  DE: 16  ES: 18  GB: 18  HU: 18  IE: 18  IS: 16  IT: VM14  NL: 16  NO: 18  SE: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 103

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Overview from TheMovieDB

After the murder of his beloved wife, a man in search of redemption is set adrift in a world where nothing is as it seems. On his journey, he befriends slacker Jimmy "The Finn", becomes involved in rescuing his neighbor Colette from her own demons, and gets entangled in a web of deceit full of unexpected twists and turns.

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Production

Armorer:
David Aaron
Roland Bleitz

Art Department Coordinator:
Kent Johnson

Art Direction:
Douglas Cumming

Best Boy Electric:
Greg Cantrell

Boom Operator:
Bill Shotland

Camera Operator:
Philippe Carr-Forster
Daniel C. Gold

Casting:
Deborah Aquila

Chief Lighting Technician:
Max Pomerleau

Construction Coordinator:
John R. Elliott

Construction Foreman:
Larry Guy Clause

Costume Design:
Karyn Wagner

Costume Supervisor:
Alison Gail Bixby

Dialogue Editor:
Mary Andrews
Petra Bach

Director:
D. J. Caruso

Director of Photography:
Amir Mokri

Dolly Grip:
David Pearlberg

Editor:
Jim Page

Executive Producer:
Jim Behnke

First Assistant Camera:
John Grillo

First Assistant Director:
Tony Adler

First Assistant Editor:
Vince Filippone
Tracey Wadmore-Smith

Foley Editor:
Thom Brennan

Gaffer:
Joseph F. Warren

Greensman:
Steve Borgese

Hairstylist:
Norma Lee

Key Costumer:
Leslie Sungail

Key Grip:
Richard Mall

Key Hair Stylist:
Patricia Miller

Key Makeup Artist:
Ashlee Petersen

Leadman:
Greg Wilkinson

Lighting Technician:
Morten Petersen

Location Manager:
Bob Berkus
Rob Gibson

Makeup Department Head:
Bill Corso

Music Editor:
Bill Bernstein

Orchestrator:
Thomas Pasatieri

Original Music Composer:
Thomas Newman

Painter:
Tim Gomes

Post-Production Manager:
Christy Dimmig

Producer:
Butch Robinson
Frank Darabont
Ken Aguado
Eriq La Salle

Production Coordinator:
Shari LaFranchi Blakney

Production Design:
Tom Southwell

Production Manager:
Jim Behnke

Production Supervisor:
Alison Harstedt

Property Master:
Lynda Reiss

Propmaker:
David Fanderlik

Rigging Gaffer:
George A. Hock

Rigging Grip:
Kris Guthrie

Screenplay:
Tony Gayton

Script Supervisor:
Susan Malerstein

Sculptor:
Kenneth Garrett

Set Decoration:
Amanda Moss Serino

Set Designer:
Eric Sundahl

Sound Effects Designer:
Mark A. Mangini

Sound Effects Editor:
George Simpson

Sound Recordist:
Eric Bretter

Special Effects Coordinator:
Darrell Pritchett

Steadicam Operator:
Chris Haarhoff

Still Photographer:
Stephen Vaughan

Studio Teachers:
Ruth Auerbach
Judith M. Brown
Thomas John McGowan
Jack Tice

Stunt Coordinator:
Manny Perry

Stunts:
Henry Kingi
Bob Brown
Danny Wynands
Tim Trella
Doc Duhame

Supervising ADR Editor:
Elizabeth Kenton

Supervising Sound Editor:
Howell Gibbens

Tattoo Designer:
Ken Diaz

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