Another Day (2001) [NR]

Release Date:
December 4, 2001

Original Title:
Another Day

Alternate Titles:
Egy másik nap

Genres:
Drama | Science Fiction | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Alliance Atlantis
American Zoetrope
Coolbrook Media
USA Network

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 90

Kate's boyfriend dies in a fire after a fight over the couple's unborn child. After Kate is involved in a near-drowning accident a few years later, she wakes up on-shore to find that she's living two days before her boyfriend's fatal fire.

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ADR Editor:
Allan Fung

ADR Recordist:
Darcy Kite

Art Direction:
Réjean Labrie

Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Brent MacLean

Assistant Location Manager:
Alex Archbold

Assistant Picture Editor:
Jason B. Irvine
Carol Wenaus

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Leah Moore

Best Boy Electric:
Joao Holowka

Best Boy Grip:
Robert Thomson

Boom Operator:
Stan Mak

Business Affairs Coordinator:
Ferne Cohen

Camera Operator:
Nathaniel Massey

Camera Trainee:
Keith Eidse

Casting:
Julia Tate
Deirdre Bowen

Casting Assistant:
Lindsay Grant

Catering:
Dave Porter
Keith Kozak

Co-Executive Producer:
Shannen Doherty

Colorist:
Lorraine Grant

Construction Coordinator:
Olaf Dux

Costume Designer:
Charlotte Penner

Costume Supervisor:
Wanda Farian

Dialogue Editor:
Brandon Walker

Director:
Jeffrey Reiner

Director of Photography:
Gavin Smith

Dolly Grip:
Bill Mills

Driver:
Tim Vincent
Kenny Shields
Ryan Kulbaba
Brian Johnston
Pauline Fondeur

Editor:
Jeff Warren

Electrician:
Greg Woods
Richard Falk

Executive Producer:
Shannon O'Connor
Gord Haines
Tara McCann
Francis Ford Coppola

First Assistant Accountant:
Lianne Seal

First Assistant Camera:
George Kucera

First Assistant Director:
Elizabeth Scherberger

Foley Artist:
Donna Powell

Foley Recordist:
Kirk Lynds

Gaffer:
Steven Morrisson

Grip:
Sean Gillies
Christopher M. Gower

Key Grip:
Steve Madden

Key Hair Stylist:
Pina Robinson

Key Makeup Artist:
Joyce Wold

Lead Set Dresser:
Maryam Decter

Legal Services:
Ferne Cohen

Line Producer:
Lesley Oswald

Location Casting:
Rebecca Gibson

Location Manager:
Carmen Lethbridge

Online Editor:
Paul Deakin
Prez Tynski

Original Music Composer:
John McCarthy

Post Production Coordinator:
Carolyne McLean

Post Production Supervisor:
Howard Porter

Producer:
Eric Norlen
Jean Desormeaux

Production Accountant:
Sheila Woodley

Production Coordinator:
Tamara Mauthe

Production Design:
Harold Thrasher

Production Manager:
Lesley Oswald

Property Master:
Sherry Starkell

Script Supervisor:
Corey Jones

Second Assistant Camera:
Shauna Townley

Second Assistant Director:
David Antoniuk

Security:
Wayne Glesby

Set Decoration:
Steve Arndt

Set Dresser:
Mark McSwain
Alexis Labra

Set Dressing Buyer:
Debbie Kuzina

Set Production Assistant:
Tiffany Taylor
Caroline Cross

Sound Effects Editor:
Susan Fairbairn

Sound Mixer:
Russ Dyck

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
John Gare
Paul Williamson

Special Effects Best Boy:
Graham S. Hollins

Special Effects Coordinator:
Rory Cutler

Stand In:
Tiffany Edwardsen
Warren Adamchuck

Steadicam Operator:
Nathaniel Massey

Still Photographer:
Thomas Fricke

Stunt Coordinator:
Ken Quinn

Stunt Double:
Taryn Ash
Darren Ross
Daryl Patchett
Cory Freedman
Craig Skene

Supervising Sound Editor:
Brandon Walker

Teleplay:
Don MacLeod
Helen Frost

Transportation Captain:
James Alexander

Transportation Coordinator:
John Mysyk

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