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Deadly Hope (2012) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 20, 2012

Original Title:
Deadly Hope

Alternate Titles:
Esperanza mortal
Esperança Mortal
Zabójcza Nadzieja

Genres:
Crime | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Incendo Productions

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 86

Overview from TheMovieDB

Joanne Connors is a successful obstetrician whose life is turned upside down when her partner at their fertility clinic, Dr. Jake Hines, is brutally murdered. Trying to rebuild her life, Joanne attends a lavish charity function, where she meets Michael. But by the end of the evening, Michael is dead - murdered. It quickly becomes apparent that the assassin's intended victim was actually Joanne. She must now race to find out who wants her dead before the killer can strike at her again.

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Maurice Roy

ADR Editor:
Natalie Fleurant

Art Department Coordinator:
Isabelle Létourneau

Art Direction:
André Chamberland

Assistant Set Decoration:
Veronique Leduc

Assistant Sound Editor:
Kyle Switzer

Associate Producer:
Matthew Jemus

Best Boy Electric:
Michel Paquette

Best Boy Grip:
Christian Sauvageau

Boom Operator:
Louis Dutil

Camera Trainee:
Gabriel Fortin-Taillon

Casting:
Nadia Rona
Vera Miller

Costume Designer:
Anie Fisette

Data Wrangler:
Etienne Caron

Dialogue Editor:
Mireille Morin

Director:
Nicolas Monette

Director of Photography:
Daniel Villeneuve

Dolly Grip:
Benoît Alarie

Editor:
Louis-Philippe Rathé

Electrician:
Charles Proulx

Executive Producer:
Stephen Greenberg
Jean Bureau

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Isabelle Pépin

First Assistant Camera:
Stéphane Caron

First Assistant Director:
Gabriel Teller

Foley Artist:
Nicolas Gagnon

Foley Editor:
Yannick Lemieux

Foley Recording Engineer:
Daniel Bisson

Gaffer:
Alex Amyot

Hairdresser:
Sandro Di Gioacchino

Key Grip:
Jean-François Sauvageau

Key Hairdresser:
Ronald J. Rolfe

Key Makeup Artist:
Melissa Purino

Location Manager:
Pierre Carroll

Makeup Artist:
Cécile Rigault
Chanelle Ouellette
Elbina Oulmacheva

Music:
Samuel Laflamme

Online Editor:
Martine Rousseau

Post Production Supervisor:
Mélanie Gauthier
Nicole Harvey

Producer:
Josée Mauffette
Serge Denis
Jean Bureau

Production Accountant:
Desmond Kennedy

Production Coordinator:
Chanterelle Letellier

Production Manager:
Simon-Pier Bélanger

Production Secretary:
Genevieve Brien

Property Master:
Jamie Knutson

Script Supervisor:
Marianne Girard

Seamstress:
Sylvie Charbonneau

Second Assistant Camera:
Marie-Ève Gosselin
Isabelle Pépin
Ann Berrie

Set Decoration:
Mary Lynn Deachman

Sound Effects Editor:
Raymond Legault
Marc Gagnon

Sound Mixer:
Aurélien Salvy

Steadicam Operator:
Martin Falardeau
Gilles Fillion

Still Photographer:
Yannick MacDonald

Stunt Coordinator:
Mike Chute

Supervising Sound Editor:
Michel B. Bordeleau

Unit Manager:
Benjamin Sales

Wardrobe Master:
Micheline Cossette

Writer:
Richard Dumont

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