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Cement (2000) [R]

Release Date:
April 14, 2000

Original Title:
Cement

Alternate Titles:
Calles peligrosas

Genres:
Crime | Drama

Production Companies:
Bobcat Productions
Cineville
Ocelot Films Inc.

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 101

When cops are on the take, betrayal is set in stone.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Take a walk on the seamy side of town, where you can’t tell the difference between the bad cops and the crooks. Bob Holt, a corrupt detective knee-deep in kickbacks, has an uneasy partnership with a drug-addicted cop and an even shakier alliance with a notorious mob syndicate. When Holt pours the youngest mob brother into a cement freeway structure, it sets in motion a twisted tale of revenge.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Lance Wiseman

ADR Recordist:
Tom Parker

Additional Director of Photography:
Charles Papert

Additional First Assistant Camera:
David Sammons

Additional Script Supervisor:
Janee Hull-Page
Sharon Cingle

Additional Second Assistant Camera:
Andrew Bikichky

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Dawn Sewart

Art Direction:
Gregg Gibbs

Assistant Art Director:
Ivan Hurzeler

Assistant Editor:
Karen Kunkel

Assistant Production Coordinator:
John Laaks

Associate Producer:
Jack Haigis

Boom Operator:
Bryant Grizzell

Camera Loader:
Bambaata Bryant

Casting:
Gary M. Zuckerbrod

Co-Executive Producer:
Jason Lust
Jeff Dowd

Co-Producer:
William J. Flaherty

Costume Designer:
Sevilla Granger

Dialogue Editor:
Lance Wiseman

Director:
Adrian Pasdar

Director of Photography:
Geary McLeod

Dresser:
Michelle Martini

Editor:
Jack Haigis

Executive Producer:
Susan Shapiro
Carl Colpaert
Brenda Reiss
Thomas Colitsas

First Assistant Camera:
Gregory White

First Assistant Director:
David Allen Cluck

Foley Artist:
John Post

Key Hair Stylist:
Tina Sims

Key Makeup Artist:
Leah Diamond

Line Producer:
Jeffrey Kirshbaum

Makeup & Hair:
Tiffany Shelby

Music Editor:
Jack Haigis

Music Supervisor:
William Ewart

On Set Dresser:
David Incorvaia

Original Music Composer:
Doug Caldwell

Post Production Supervisor:
Harvey Greenberg

Producer:
Adrian Pasdar
DJ Paul

Production Coordinator:
M. Faith Brooks

Production Design:
Michael Krantz

Production Sound Mixer:
Don Summer

Script Supervisor:
Gabi Endicott

Seamstress:
Liz Fairbairn

Second Assistant Camera:
Lance Mitchell

Second Assistant Director:
Aaron Penn

Second Second Assistant Director:
Jay Ostrowski

Set Decoration:
Jennifer Ho

Sound Effects Designer:
Paul P. Soucek

Sound Effects Editor:
Alan Porzio
Paul P. Soucek

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mike Gitman
R.D. Floyd

Special Effects:
Frank Ceglia

Steadicam Operator:
Jonathan Brown

Still Photographer:
Valérie Blier

Storyboard Artist:
David Incorvaia

Stunt Coordinator:
Hiro Koda

Stunts:
Randall Archer
Banzai Vitale

Unit Production Manager:
Charley Cabrera

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Amy Brubaker

Writer:
Justin Monjo

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