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Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter (2014) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 13, 2014

Original Title:
Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter

Alternate Titles:
Kumiko, a Caçadora de Tesouros
Кумико - охотница за сокровищами
쿠미코, 더 트레져 헌터

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Ad Hominem Enterprises
Lila 9th Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
IE: 12  JP: G 

Runtime: 100

Overview from TheMovieDB

Frustrated with her mundane life, a Tokyo office worker becomes obsessed with a fictional movie that she mistakes for a documentary. Fixating on a scene where stolen cash is buried in North Dakota, she travels to America to find it.

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Production

Art Direction:
Michelle Gilstead

Assistant Location Manager:
Kai Miller

Associate Producer:
Deidre Backs
Christopher Shand

Best Boy Electric:
Jeff Fischer

Boom Operator:
David Thompson

Casting Director:
Lynn Blumenthal
Sadami Hwang

Color Assistant:
Michael Howell

Costume Design:
Kiersten Hargroder
Tony Crosbie

Dialogue Editor:
Cory Melious

Digital Imaging Technician:
Ivan Kovač

Digital Intermediate Colorist:
Alex Bickel

Digital Intermediate Producer:
Jenna Gabriel

Director:
David Zellner

Director of Photography:
Sean Porter

Editor:
Melba Jodorowsky

Electrician:
Nick Hillyard

Executive Producer:
Shaun Redick
Rinko Kikuchi
Alexander Payne
Raymond Mansfield
Jim Taylor

Extras Casting:
Kati Batchelder

Extras Casting Assistant:
Christian Popham

First Assistant Camera:
Yasushi Miyata
Justin Cameron
Nathan Armstrong

First Assistant Director:
Tomas Deckaj
Yûichi Tazawa

Foley Artist:
Matt Snedecor

Foley Editor:
Mark Filip

Gaffer:
Michael Winn

Grip:
Matt Muegge

Key Grip:
Bruce Henderson

Key Hair Stylist:
Carrie Messina

Key Makeup Artist:
Mary Flaa

Line Producer:
Georgina Pope

Location Manager:
Mitsutoshi Hamazaki
Anne Healy

Music Supervisor:
Dominique Preyer

Original Music Composer:
Yvonne Lambert
Toto Miranda
Josh Lambert

Post Production Supervisor:
Andrew Hauser

Producer:
Cameron Lamb
Jim Burke
Andrew Banks
Chris Ohlson
Nathan Zellner

Production Assistant:
Elizabeth Richardson

Production Design:
Chad Keith
Kikuo Ohta

Production Manager:
Todd Cobery
Masa Kokubo

Production Sound Mixer:
Ryotaro Harada

Property Master:
Chris Thickins

Screenplay:
Nathan Zellner
David Zellner

Script Supervisor:
Kazuko Shingyoku

Second Assistant Camera:
Chris Hadland
Gen Ito

Second Assistant Director:
Amber Goerish
Matt Center
Takashi Sekiya

Set Decoration:
Britni West

Set Dresser:
Matt Joyer

Sound Designer:
René Jones-Jones

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Cory Melious

Sound Recordist:
Jim Morgan

Steadicam Operator:
Taro Kimura
Jesse Evans

Still Photographer:
Kris Drake

Supervising Sound Editor:
Cory Melious

Thanks:
Lars Knudsen

Visual Effects:
Nick Smith
Catscan Smothers

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