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Parasomnia (2008) [R]

Release Date:
October 17, 2008

Original Title:
Parasomnia

Alternate Titles:
Das Dornröschen Massaker

Genres:
Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Luminous Processes
Rising Storm Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 103

Where dreams end and nightmares begin.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Laura Baxter is a young woman, literally a "sleeping beauty," who suffers from a medical condition called "parasomnia." A childhood accident victim, she is actually sleeping her life away, awakening briefly on rare occasions. Art student Danny Sloan falls in love with her, unaware that her hospital neighbor, a terrifying mass murderer and mesmerist named Byron Volpe has other, more sinister plans.

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Additional First Assistant Camera:
Reza Tabrizi

Art Direction:
Dan Adams
Gene Warren III

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Zoe Franklin

Assistant Property Master:
Greg Runnels

Associate Producer:
Ambre Elizabeth Earnhart

Boom Operator:
Robert Lowe
Brian Hackett

Camera Trainee:
Douglass R. Huber

Casting:
Gabrielle Evans
Janet Tracy Keijser

Casting Assistant:
Dayna Devorre
Molli Malone

Casting Associate:
Ambre Elizabeth Earnhart

Concept Artist:
Zdzislaw Beksinski

Conceptual Illustrator:
Jason Garner

Construction Coordinator:
Dano Moss

Costume Design:
Jennifer L. Beck

Director:
William Malone

Director of Photography:
Christian Sebaldt
Enzo Giobbe

Dolly Grip:
Ryan Copeland
Forrest Sandefer

Editor:
Anthony Adler

Electrician:
James D. Fields

Executive Producer:
Jon Janotta
William Malone

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Tony Magaletta

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Shaun Mayor

First Assistant Camera:
Joseph Walsh

First Assistant Director:
Greg Zekowski

First Assistant Editor:
Tim Craig

Gaffer:
Miles Anderson

Graphic Designer:
Daniel J. Frey

Grip:
Mark Evans
Eduardo Barraza
Rex Kenney
Maxwell Thorpe

Key Grip:
Michael Silva

Key Makeup Artist:
Charlene

Lighting Technician:
Chris Cotterman

Line Producer:
Veronica Hart

Original Music Composer:
Nicholas Pike

Painter:
Kristeen Reimnitz

Post Production Supervisor:
Ambre Elizabeth Earnhart

Producer:
Veronica Hart

Production Assistant:
Christopher Cirigliano
N. David Hurt
Ivan Martinez

Production Design:
Katherine G. Vallin

Production Sound Mixer:
Peter V. Meiselmann

Scenic Artist:
Aprile Lanza Boettcher

Screenplay:
William Malone

Script Supervisor:
Kari Montgomery

Second Assistant Camera:
Marcus Kellum

Set Decoration:
Nikki Rudloff

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Evan Frankfort

Special Effects Technician:
Jason Pinsker

Steadicam Operator:
Mark J. Coyne

Still Photographer:
Enzo Giobbe

Stunt Coordinator:
Nick Plantico

Swing:
Aaron Meziere

Transportation Coordinator:
Mark Webb

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Gene Warren III

Wardrobe Assistant:
Dayna Devorre

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Kip Ren

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