Agatha Gone (2012) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 27, 2012

Original Title:
Agatha Gone

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 15

Agatha Gone is the story of Agatha, a submissive yet kindhearted girl who lives with her abrasive and selfish half-sister Gwen. We are taken on a journey through the eyes and memories of Agatha, as she struggles with the love she has for Gwen, and the abuse she endures.

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Additional Grip:
Aaron Smith

Assistant Director:
Alexandra Byer

Cinematography:
William Hereford

Colorist:
Vladimir S. Kucherov

Costume Designer:
Emma Huser

Director:
Christina Acevedo

Editor:
Joseph Krings

Executive Producer:
Georgette Ciukurescu

First Assistant Camera:
Timothée Arene

Gaffer:
David Kavanaugh

Key Grip:
Tim Curtin

Makeup & Hair:
Elissa Ruminer

Music:
Charley Lanning

Producer:
Trace Henderson

Production Designer:
Sara K. White

Props:
Lauren Augarten

Second Assistant Camera:
Adrien Bertolle

Set Decoration:
Giulia Armentano

Sound:
Allison Jackson

Sound Editor:
Evan Mangiamele

Writer:
Christina Acevedo

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