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Subconscious Cruelty (2001) [N/A]

Featuring:
Sophie Lauzière, Anne-Marie Belley, Brea Asher

Written by:
Karim Hussain

Directed by:
Karim Hussain


Release Date:
April 13, 2001

Original Title:
Subconscious Cruelty

Alternate Titles:
Subconscious Cruelty

Genres:
Crime | Horror

Production Companies:
Infliction Films

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18 

Runtime: 92

Overview from TheMovieDB

A surrealistic anthology of horror films; four segments structured as an intense fever dream...

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Overview from Open Movies

"Subconscious Cruelty" is divided in four segments: ********Ovarian Eyeball - a naked woman is sliced by a sharp blade and an eyeball is removed from her belly. *********Human Larvae - a deranged man that hates his sister that is pregnant kills her newborn offspring and she during the delivery. *******Rebirth - a group of naked people rolls around in mud and blood. *************Right Brain/Martyrdom - religious symbolism associated with gore and sex.

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Subconscious Cruelty (2001) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 4.8/10

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Production

Art Direction:
Patricia McNeil
Sonia Capogreco

Assistant Director:
Pat Tremblay

Camera Operator:
Karim Hussain

Camera Technician:
André Abou-Jaoude

Casting:
Patrick Des Islets

Cinematography:
Karim Hussain
François Bourdon
Benoît Boucher

Color Timer:
Vladimir Zabransky

Construction Coordinator:
Christian Fuica
Joel Boily

Continuity:
Sonia Capogreco

Director:
Karim Hussain

Director of Photography:
Karim Hussain

Dolly Grip:
Pat Tremblay
Julien Fonfrede

Editor:
Karim Hussain

Electrician:
Gilgamesh Fuica
Sonia Capogreco
Françoise Lavoie-Pilote

First Assistant Director:
Pat Tremblay

Gaffer:
François Bourdon

Grip:
Rob Cotterill
Julien Fonfrede
Joel Boily
Anne-Marie Belley
Pat Tremblay

Key Set Costumer:
Benoît Boucher

Makeup Artist:
Patrick St-Pierre
Gail Mockler

Makeup Effects:
André Gaul
Adrien Morot
Pat Tremblay
Bruno Gatien
Karim Hussain
Luke Poudrier
Mike Minicucci

Makeup Effects Designer:
Adrien Morot

Music Director:
Teruhiko Suzuki

Negative Cutter:
Claudine Blain

Producer:
Mitch Davis

Production Accountant:
Jesse Simpson

Production Manager:
Christin Feldmann
Alex Chisholm

Production Office Assistant:
Steve Stone
Sabry Tchanderly
Claude-Francois Britto
Francisco Lorenjo
Guy Lahaie
Cliff Baker

Production Supervisor:
Benoît Marin

Projection:
Philippe Spurrell

Prop Designer:
Chantal Zapia

Screenplay:
Karim Hussain

Second Assistant Director:
Julien Fonfrede
Mitch Davis
Scott Noonan

Set Designer:
Xavier Georges

Set Dressing Production Assistant:
Christian Fuica
Richard Terry

Sound Editor:
Karim Hussain

Sound Mixer:
Karim Hussain
David Kristian

Special Effects:
C.J. Goldman

Special Sound Effects:
David Kristian

Still Photographer:
Mitch Davis

Thanks:
Yuko Nakahata
Teruhiko Suzuki
Junji Kaiho

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