Onion Underwater (2006) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 21, 2006

Original Title:
Onion Underwater

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy | Mystery | Romance

Production Companies:
AFI
Onion Underwater Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 26

What happens when you love someone more than GOD?

Ten minutes into the future a drug is invented called "GOD". This drug allows its user to actually commune with God. There is one drawback however... the user will die. This hasn't stopped thousands of people from taking it.

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Assistant Director:
Bobby Boermans

Cinematography:
Natasha Bedu

Consulting Producer:
Luke Greenberg

Costume Design:
Rob Saduski

Director:
Paul Sanchez IV

Editor:
Tom Runquist

Executive Producer:
Art Levinson

Focus Puller:
Jorge Devotto

Key Grip:
Adam McDaid

Makeup Artist:
Erika GarcĂ­a

Music:
Greg Scanavino
Young American Primitive

Producer:
Heather Merriken

Production Design:
Kevin Meier

Script Supervisor:
Danielle Turchiano

Second Assistant Director:
William Dickerson
Martin Reuter

Second Second Assistant Director:
Peter Shanel

Sound Editor:
Richard Steele

Sound Mixer:
Amber Conroy

Still Photographer:
Rebecca Tull

Underwater Gaffer:
Joe Passarelli

Writer:
Paul Sanchez IV

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