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Crying for Love (2008) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 1, 2008

Original Title:
Dig og mig

Alternate Titles:
Crying for Love
Dig og Mig

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Zentropa Entertainments
Zentropa Productions 2

Production Countries:
Denmark

Ratings / Certifications:
DK: 11 

Runtime: 89

Overview from TheMovieDB

Three girls meet by chance in a hospital. Struggling to come to terms with their fate, they all look back on a decisive moment in their life: Sara, a professional swimmer relentlessly urged on by her ambitious father, was deprived of her only real chance of happiness. Mette has left her deeply religious family, finding it too hard to bear that they have accepted her fate while she hasn't. And Stephanie has brutally rejected her boyfriend in fear of being rejected herself. Although their stories are very different, the three girls are brought together in their search for love and companionship. Based on the Oscar nominated short fiction »At Night«

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Production

Assistant Camera:
Kasper Loft Bylov

Assistant Director:
Kim Hansen
Maria Kristensen
Thomas Schindel

Assistant Editor:
Carsten Bramsen
Daniel Bredgaard
Morten Egholm
Sigrid Aalbæk Jensen
Anders Lollike
Renée Rutgrink

Boom Operator:
Jens de Place Bjørn
Nage
Kasper Rasmussen
Oskar Skriver
Mikael Svensson

Casting:
Tanja Grunwald

Color Timer:
Mary Ann Otemann

Compositing Artist:
Craig Clarke
Peter Hjorth

Continuity:
Elin Grinaker

Costumer:
Anne Mette Juul
Ida Wolf Lunddahl

Director:
Christian E. Christiansen

Director of Photography:
Ian Hansen

Editor:
Bodil Kjærhauge

Executive Producer:
Regner Grasten
Peter Aalbæk Jensen

Extras Casting Coordinator:
Henrik Bergqvist

First Assistant Camera:
Brian Petersen
Anders Thorsby

Foley Artist:
Martin Langenbach

Foley Editor:
Jacques Pedersen

Foley Recordist:
Jacques Pedersen

Gaffer:
Balthazar Hertel
Jacob Møller
Jesper With

Grip:
Christian Brøndum
Philip Simon Christensen
Mark Mavrinac
Jens Peder Pedersen
Henry Williams

Key Costumer:
Helle Nielsen
Rikke Simonsen

Lighting Technician:
Tue Bengtsson
Jacob Hoffmann
Søren Hiorth

Line Producer:
Lærke Vindahl

Location Manager:
Anders Wøldike Schmith

Makeup Artist:
Kamilla Bjerglind
Per Kapper
Louise Bruun
Ailie Smith

Music Supervisor:
Mikkel Maltha

Other:
Beate Trathnigg

Post Production Coordinator:
Cecilie Rui
Mette Walter

Producer:
Peter Aalbæk Jensen
Louise Vesth

Production Accountant:
Ann Køj

Production Assistant:
Maria Kristensen
Anders Wøldike Schmith
Maria Schou

Production Runner:
Lasse Mucha Andersen
Jesper Jarl Becker

Property Master:
Lasse Bjørnvad
Thomas Greve
Tobias Tømming

Sound:
Allan Holmberg
Lars Rasmussen
Peter Thorneman

Sound Designer:
Henning Zolon Mortensen

Still Photographer:
Søren Hiorth
Balthazar Hertel

Stunt Coordinator:
Deni Jordan

Video Assist Operator:
Søren Hiorth

Writer:
Christian E. Christiansen

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