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The Starlight Heist (2015) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 21, 2015

Original Title:
The Starlight Heist

Genres:
Crime | Drama

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 20

You can't steal what already belongs to you.

Overview from TheMovieDB

It's 1949. Marco Dejardin (36) is a waiter at the bustling Starlight Room. He’s handsome, funny, and compassionate. But he lets people walk all over him. All Marco really wants is to marry Elizabeth and create a life together. But he has crippling numbness and stabbing pain in his hands from a degenerative condition. He’s been putting away for a surgery to save the use of his hands, and storing the cash in the company safe. But when Marco needs the money, his bosses can’t pay him out. They’re overextended and need the loot to pay the mob. So aided by his fiancé, Marco decides to rob the safe during the New Year’s Eve party, and take back his surgery fund. Otherwise, he’ll become permanently crippled when his bosses use his savings to pay off the mob.

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Boom Operator:
Alex Shamku

Co-Writer:
Mackenzie Gray

Consulting Editor:
Robert Wenzek

Director:
Mackenzie Gray

Director of Photography:
Pieter Stathis

Editor:
Paolo Kalalo

First Assistant Director:
Matt Tingey

Gaffer:
Bill Baxter

Producer:
Richard Duke
Lucinda Bruce
Mackenzie Gray
Michael Denis
Kate Cockerill
Philip Granger
Brandon Colby Cook

Script Supervisor:
Tahnee Curtis

Second Assistant Director:
Ingo Lou

Sound Mixer:
Barton Hewett

Third Assistant Director:
Tammy Tsang

Writer:
Michael Denis

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