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Hope Gap (2019) [PG-13]

Release Date:
October 3, 2019

Original Title:
Hope Gap

Alternate Titles:
Ce qui nous sépare
Co przyniesie jutro
Enquanto Houver Amor
Umut Hep Olacak
Wer wir sind und wer wir waren
海邊走走
우리가 사랑이라고 믿는 것

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Creative Media Investments
Immersiverse
Lipsync Productions
Origin Pictures
Roadside Attractions
Sampsonic Media
Screen Media Films
Screen Yorkshire

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BR: 12  DE: 6  DK: 11  FR: TP|U  GB: 12A  HU: 12  IE: 12  JP: G  KR: 12  NZ: M  PL: 16  SE: 7  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 100

Overview from TheMovieDB

Grace lives an idyllic life in a British seaside town, but her world soon comes crashing down when her husband of 29 years tells her he's leaving her for another woman. Through stages of shock, disbelief and anger -- and with support from her son -- Grace ultimately regains her footing while learning it's never too late to be happy.

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Doug Walshe
Tom Williams

Actor's Assistant:
Jenny Brum

Aerial Camera:
Phil Arntz

Art Direction:
Ben Clements

Assistant Accountant:
Edward Newman

Assistant Editor:
Charlotte Gage

Assistant Grip:
Kurt Fox
Jack Kelly

Assistant Location Manager:
Andrew Henstock

Associate Producer:
Alex Gordon

Best Boy Electric:
Alan Millar

Camera Trainee:
Agnes Aus
Marcel Myrtil

Casting Assistant:
Finnian Tweed

Casting Associate:
Sonia Allam

Casting Director:
Gary Davy

Clapper Loader:
Jonny Stillwell
Lina Rasmussen
Mitchell Payne

Co-Producer:
Joanie Blaikie

Colorist:
Tom Russell

Compositor:
Reno Cicero
Andy Quinn
Garth Reilly
Pedram Razi
Robert Treen

Construction Manager:
Dave Green

Costume Designer:
Suzanne Cave

Costume Standby:
Gemma Bates

Costume Supervisor:
Jen Davies

Dialect Coach:
Penny Dyer

Digital Compositor:
Roni Rodrigues
Valeria Rufa

Digital Imaging Technician:
Steven Rundle

Digital Intermediate:
Andi Chu

Director:
William Nicholson

Director of Photography:
Anna Valdez Hanks

Dressing Prop:
David Hayden

Driver:
Richard Spencer
Ryan O'Neill
Stewart Fleming
Russell Holmes

Drone Pilot:
Steve Peters

Editor:
Pia Di Ciaula

Electrician:
Jenni Suitiala
David Mitchell
Henriette Kristine Jacobsen

Epk Camera Operator:
Maria Nicholson
Dan Faber

Executive Producer:
Matthew Barnes
Peter Gould
Norman Merry
Peter Hampden
Arno Hazebroek
Hugo Heppell
Gavin Poolman
Nicolas D. Sampson
Christos Michaels
Alex Tate

First Assistant Director:
Thomas Bassett

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Lee James
Phil Cape

Floor Runner:
Annabelle Hood
Max Hatfield

Focus Puller:
Kirsten de Maid
Alex Taylor
Matt Hillier
Mike Richardson

Foley Artist:
Peter Burgis
Rebecca Heathcote

Foley Editor:
Adam Oakley

Foley Mixer:
Jemma Riley-Tolch

Gaffer:
Carolina Schmidtholstein

Generator Operator:
Stephen McLean

Graphic Designer:
Rosa Nolan-Warren

Key Grip:
Stuart Gibson

Legal Services:
Reno Antoniades
James Walker

Line Producer:
Karl Hall

Location Manager:
Nardia Hall

Makeup Artist:
Liz Bradbear
Natalie Fox

Makeup Designer:
Melanie Lenihan

Makeup Supervisor:
Laura Lawrence

Music Editor:
Pia Di Ciaula
Neil Stemp

Music Supervisor:
Maggie Rodford

Musician:
Tom Poster

Online Editor:
Ben North
William Chetwynd

Orchestrator:
John Ashton Thomas

Original Music Composer:
Alex Heffes

Payroll Accountant:
Martin Ainscough

Post Production Accountant:
Tarn Harper
Polly Wilby

Post Production Supervisor:
Shuna Frood

Producer:
Sarada McDermott
David M. Thompson

Producer's Assistant:
Jo Wilding

Production Accountant:
Ben Arslanian

Production Assistant:
Rory Hathaway
Theo Macdonald

Production Coordinator:
Lucy Eaton-Whitfield

Production Design:
Simon Rogers

Production Sound Mixer:
Martin Beresford

Property Master:
Duane Marshall

Rigging Gaffer:
Terry Maskell

Screenplay:
William Nicholson

Script Supervisor:
Sharon Ranger

Second Assistant Director:
Chris Marshall

Second Assistant Sound:
Darryl Peat

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Catherine Goldschmidt

Set Decoration:
David Morison

Set Medic:
John Fillingham
Jessie Kirby

Sound Mixer:
Martin Beresford

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert Farr
Robert Farr
James Hayday

Special Effects Supervisor:
Scott McIntyre

Standby Art Director:
Jen Ainsley

Standby Carpenter:
Adam Fortune

Standby Property Master:
Simon Lee
Warren Ormondroyd

Standby Rigger:
Paul Berry

Steadicam Operator:
Doug Walshe
Peter Wignall
Will Lyte

Still Photographer:
Robert Viglasky
Gareth Gatrell
Ludovic Robert

Stunt Coordinator:
Paul Kennington

Stunt Double:
Stephanie Kerry
Paul Bailey

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Ben Tat

Supervising Sound Editor:
James Hayday

Third Assistant Director:
Amber Tordoff-Gibson

Title Designer:
Tom Burke

Transportation Captain:
Paul Walton

Unit Manager:
Eleanore Carr

Unit Production Manager:
Kirsten Stoddart

Unit Publicist:
Jonathan Rutter
Eugene O'Connor

VFX Editor:
Manuel Mendes

VFX Supervisor:
Luke Butler

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Lily Knott
Jacqui Marchant-Adams

Visual Effects Producer:
Carrie Rishel

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