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Damsel in Distress (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Damsel in Distress

Genres:
Comedy | Music

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 7

Once upon a time… the damsel saved herself

Overview from TheMovieDB

Cliché damsels in distress throughout film history share a common thread: their stories are often interrupted by a man. In truth, they don’t need saving at all. When they come together, they realize how much feminine energy they need in their lives.

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Performers

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Production

Assistant Camera:
Monique Melendez
Ella Daniel

Assistant Director:
Jasmine Estes

Boom Operator:
Aaron Henise

Camera Operator:
Mango Shake

Colorist:
Liana Montoya-Loranger

Costume Supervisor:
Mary Lamas Valdez

Digital Imaging Technician:
Alan De Lira-Richards

Director:
Liana Montoya-Loranger

Director of Photography:
George Shikowitz

Editor:
Liana Montoya-Loranger

Executive Producer:
J Diego Gonçalves

Gaffer:
laurence Omaoeng
Sebastian Medina

Key Grip:
Gabriella Marez

Makeup & Hair:
Ava Lozoya
Madeline Lozoya

Producer:
Marqus Chavez

Producer's Assistant:
Hawkins Mosley
George Shikowitz

Production Assistant:
Mikel Culkin
Aaron Henise
Kenji Damp
Kyahn Ely

Prop Maker:
Jackson Sparrow

Set Decoration:
Mikel Culkin
Aaron Henise

Story:
Liana Montoya-Loranger
Alicia Gettler

Writer:
Liana Montoya-Loranger

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