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Lupus Perditus - Der verlorene Wolf (2015) [N/A]

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Release Date:
March 15, 2015

Original Title:
Lupus Perditus - Der verlorene Wolf

Alternate Titles:
Lupus Perditus - The forsaken Wolf

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Film4Two Filmproduktion
Salamander Productions

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 6  GB: PG 

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Performers

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Production

Animation:
Steve Küter

Assistant Director:
Helena Herb

Author:
Laura Sophie Helbig

Best Boy Electrician:
Sebastian Uhlemann

Camera Operator:
Lena Krause

Camera Technician:
Hanno Dall
Xenia Müller

Color Designer:
Mathias Geck

Compositors:
Maxi Fröhlich

Costume Design:
Anna Lösel

Costume Supervisor:
Simone Holl

Director:
Christian Slezak

Director of Photography:
Marcus Schwemin

Editor:
Cem Bahdir Mete

Editorial Services:
Rainer Wessels

Electrician:
Luk Friedrich
Bastian Köhn
Anthony Tenambergen

Graphic Novel Illustrator:
Edith Louis
Lena Hoppe

Grip:
Moreen Hoffmann

Makeup Artist:
Carina Hohenhoff

Makeup Department Head:
Dennis Alt

Music Director:
Nina Clara Danon

Production Manager:
Stephanie Brauer

Set Production Assistant:
Friedrich Steinlein

Sound Designer:
André Gorjatschow

Special Effects:
Oliver Jost

Special Effects Coordinator:
Alexander Hammel

Steadicam Operator:
David Willert

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