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Long Time Dead (2002) [R]

Release Date:
January 18, 2002

Original Title:
Long Time Dead

Alternate Titles:
Davno umershiy: Mest' dzhina
El juego de los espíritus (La Ouija)
La ouija
La ouija: El juego de los espíritus
Paihnidi thanatou
Već Dugo Mrtav
Zlo ot otvŭdnoto

Genres:
Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Canal+
Film Council
Midfield Films
StudioCanal
WT² Productions
Working Title Films

Production Countries:
France | United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: 16  BR: 16  DE: 16  GB: 15  HU: 16  PT: M/16  US: R 

Runtime: 94

Play It To Death

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A group of British students embark on summoning spirits on a Ouija board after a night of clubbing. But someone breaks the link before they have finished and now a demon is trapped in their world and the only way to banish it, is for all the people who summoned it to die.

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Production

ADR Recordist:
James Andrews

Additional Casting:
Julie Dunne

Art Direction:
Jane Tomblin
Sam Stokes

Assistant Costume Designer:
Nigel Egerton

Assistant Director:
Joe Geary

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Orlagh Collins

Casting:
Andy Pryor

Clapper Loader:
Shaun Cobley

Co-Producer:
Jonathan Finn
Natascha Wharton

Costume Design:
Pamela Blundell

Costume Standby:
Anne Lavender-Jones

Digital Compositors:
Douglas Larmour

Director:
Marcus Adams

Director of Photography:
Nic Morris

Dolby Consultant:
Richard Welsh

Editor:
Lucia Zucchetti

Electrician:
Eamonn Fitzgerald

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Michelle Wright

Executive Producer:
Tim Bevan
Eric Fellner

First Assistant Editor:
Pani Scott

Floor Runner:
Spencer Dodd

Gaffer:
Norman Smith

Hairstylist:
Jane Bevans

Head of Production:
Michael Elson

Key Grip:
Tom Maslen

Key Hair Stylist:
Jill Conway

Key Makeup Artist:
Jill Conway

Line Producer:
Mairi Bett

Location Manager:
Benjamin Greenacre

Location Scout:
Carn Burton

Makeup Artist:
Renata Gilbert

Makeup Effects:
Brian Best

Music Editor:
Allan Jenkins

Music Producer:
Michael Blakey

Music Supervisor:
Nick Angel

Musician:
Mark Berrow

Orchestrator:
Erik Lundborg

Original Music Composer:
Don Davis

Picture Car Coordinator:
Guy Bostock

Producer:
James Gay-Rees

Production Accountant:
John Miles

Production Coordinator:
Marshall Leviten

Production Design:
Alison Riva

Screenplay:
Eitan Arrusi
Chris Baker
Andy Day

Screenstory:
Daniel Bronzite

Script Supervisor:
Elizabeth West

Sound Effects Editor:
Srdjan Kurpjel

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tim Alban

Special Effects Supervisor:
Steve Wiseman

Special Effects Technician:
David J. Brown

Standby Carpenter:
Garry Moore

Steadicam Operator:
Dion M. Casey

Still Photographer:
Giles Keyte

Story:
James Gay-Rees
Marcus Adams
Daniel Bronzite

Story Editor:
Rachael Prior

Storyboard Artist:
Douglas Ingram

Stunt Coordinator:
Tom Delmar

Stunt Double:
George Cottle

Stunts:
Riky Ash

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Hilary Wyatt

Supervising Sound Editor:
Simon Gershon

Visual Effects Producer:
Martin Hobbs

Wardrobe Assistant:
Georgina Napier

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