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Blood and Money (2020) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 15, 2020

Original Title:
Blood and Money

Alternate Titles:
Allagash
Hunted
Hunted - Blutiges geld
Persecución en la Nieve
알라고쉬

Genres:
Action | Crime | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Allagash Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  GB: 15 

Runtime: 89

The hunter becomes the hunted

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A retired veteran hunting in the Allagash backcountry of Maine discovers a dead woman with a duffle bag full of money. He soon finds himself in a web of deceit and murder.

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"A" Camera Operator:
John Barr

"B" Camera Operator:
Philip Comier

Additional Camera:
Ian Clampett

Additional Casting:
Hillary Missan

Armorer:
Gary L. Whelpley

Art Department Assistant:
Matt Zinchuck

Assistant Location Manager:
David Parks

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Dawn Subhasiriwatana

Best Boy Electric:
Matthew Coleman II

Best Boy Grip:
Nick Cady

Boom Operator:
Guy Welles

Casting:
Tannis Vallely

Co-Producer:
Roberta Marie Munroe

Costume Assistant:
Adam Doering
Maili Lafyette

Costume Design:
Tasha Goldthwait

Costume Supervisor:
Terra Stuart

Digital Colorist:
Maria Chamberlain

Digital Imaging Technician:
Shawn Aguilar

Digital Intermediate:
Rob Farris

Digital Intermediate Assistant:
Alexander Phillips

Digital Intermediate Producer:
Suhaila Mahmoud

Director:
John Barr

Director of Photography:
John Barr

Editor:
Roger Cropley II

Electrician:
Jack Rohner
Dexter Feliciano

Executive Producer:
Suza Horvat
Paul Casale Jr.
Jeff Stearns
Paul T. Casale
Vaughan Clark
John de Souza
Greg Munroe
Brian O'Neill
Diana Wood

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Khyle Smith

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Theron Powell

First Assistant Director:
John Rusk

Gaffer:
Matthew Coleman

Graphic Designer:
Sarit Snyder

Key Costumer:
Laura Bill

Key Grip:
Anthony Cady

Key Hair Stylist:
Michele Mckaig

Key Makeup Artist:
Michele Mckaig

Location Manager:
Jeff Stearns

Music:
Zak McNeil

Online Editor:
Chloe Warner-Harris

Post Production Coordinator:
Casey Blevins

Producer:
Suza Horvat

Production Coordinator:
E.C. Gregg

Production Design:
Alan Petherick

Production Sound Mixer:
Matthew Glover

Production Supervisor:
Liezy Perez

Property Master:
Colin Williams

Rigging Grip:
Brandon Atkinson

Script Supervisor:
Veronica Mulero

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Ant Wheeler

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Kalle Bailey

Second Assistant Director:
Tom Brewster

Set Decoration:
Helen Rasmussen

Set Dresser:
Helen Rasmussen

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tony McVann

Special Effects Coordinator:
John Ruggieri

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Eric Anderson

Special Effects Supervisor:
Omar Torres
John Ruggieri

Special Effects Technician:
Robert Comire

Stunt Coordinator:
Craig Frosty Silva

Stunt Double:
Denney Pierce
Stuart F. Wilson

Supervising Sound Editor:
Tony McVann

Unit Production Manager:
Suza Horvat

Visual Effects Producer:
Emma Shuter

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Bill McNamara

Writer:
John Barr
Mick McGrale
Alan Petherick

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