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Mississippi Burning (1988) [R]

Release Date:
December 8, 1988

Original Title:
Mississippi Burning

Alternate Titles:
Arde Misisipi
Le Mississippi brûle
Mississippi En Enfer
Mississippi em Chamas
Mississippi en llamas
密西西比在燃烧
烈血暴潮

Genres:
Crime | Drama

Production Companies:
Orion Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  ES: 18  FR: U  GB: 18  HU: 16  IE: 18  JP: R18+  NL: 16  SE: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 128

1964. When America was at war with itself.

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Two FBI agents investigating the murder of civil rights workers during the 60s seek to breach the conspiracy of silence in a small Southern town where segregation divides black and white. The younger agent trained in FBI school runs up against the small town ways of his partner, a former sheriff.

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Production

ADR Voice Casting:
Barbara Harris

Art Direction:
John Willett

Assistant Art Director:
James C. Feng
Steve Arnold

Assistant Costume Designer:
Cynthia L. Hamilton

Assistant Editor:
Mayin Lo

Assistant Set Decoration:
Gretchen Rau

Assistant Sound Editor:
David Grannis

Best Boy Electric:
Willie Mann

Boom Operator:
Anthony Starbuck

Camera Operator:
Mike Roberts

Casting:
Howard Feuer
Juliet Taylor

Construction Coordinator:
E.W. Bradford

Construction Foreman:
Jerry G. Henery

Costume Design:
Aude Bronson-Howard

Costume Supervisor:
Ellen Lutter
Helen P. Butler

Director:
Alan Parker

Director of Photography:
Peter Biziou

Dolly Grip:
Mike Moad

Editor:
Gerry Hambling

Electrician:
Dennis J. Lootens

First Assistant Camera:
Eamonn O'Keeffe

First Assistant Director:
Aldric La'Auli Porter

First Assistant Editor:
Glenn Cunningham

Grip:
Bob Leitelt

Hair Designer:
Paul LeBlanc

Key Grip:
Les Percy

Leadman:
David Brace

Makeup Designer:
David Forrest

Negative Cutter:
Gary Burritt

Original Music Composer:
Trevor Jones

Producer:
Robert F. Colesberry
Frederick Zollo

Production Coordinator:
Judith Lyn Brown

Production Design:
Philip Harrison
Geoffrey Kirkland

Property Master:
Ron Stone

Scenic Artist:
Roger Dietz

Screenplay:
Chris Gerolmo

Script Supervisor:
Robin Squibb

Second Assistant Director:
Brenda Kalosh

Second Second Assistant Director:
Carol D. Bonnefil

Set Decoration:
Jim Erickson

Set Dresser:
John Bromell
Polar Bear Shaw

Sound Editor:
Pieter Hubbard
Hal Sanders
Bruce Lacey
John Phillips

Sound Engineer:
Paul Hulme

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert J. Litt
Elliot Tyson
Rick Kline

Sound Recordist:
Danny Michael

Special Effects Coordinator:
Stan Parks

Still Photographer:
David Appleby

Stunt Coordinator:
John Robotham

Stunts:
Steve Kelso
Richard E. Butler

Supervising Sound Editor:
Bill Phillips

Thanks:
Maida N. Morgan
Nicholas Paleologos

Transportation Captain:
Rick Davis

Transportation Coordinator:
Jerry Jackson

Unit Production Manager:
Tom Razzano

Unit Publicist:
David Linck

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