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The Awakening (2011) [R]

Release Date:
August 17, 2011

Original Title:
The Awakening

Alternate Titles:
Despertar de los Muertos
El despertar
Geister der Vergangenheit
La maldición de Rookford
O Despertar

Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
BBC Film
Creative Scotland
Lipsync Productions
Origin Pictures
StudioCanal

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  DE: 16  ES: 12  FR: 12  GB: 15  IE: 15  IT: T  JP: G  NL: 12  PT: M/16  US: R 

Runtime: 107

Sometimes dead does not mean gone.

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In post–War England, a writer and sometime-ghost hunter investigates a reported haunting at a boys boarding school.

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ADR Editor:
Ian Wilkinson

ADR Mixer:
Mark Appleby
Paul Cotterell

ADR Voice Casting:
Vanessa Baker

Art Department Assistant:
Helen Allingham

Art Direction:
Fiona Gavin

Assistant Costume Designer:
Graham Hunter

Assistant Editor:
Lea Morement

Casting:
Shaheen Baig

Casting Associate:
Aisha Bywaters

Colorist:
Stuart Fyvie

Construction Manager:
Derek Fraser

Costume Design:
Caroline Harris

Costume Standby:
Harriet Edmonds
John Laurie

Costume Supervisor:
Anna Lau

Daily Makeup & Hair:
Sandrine Mugglestone

Digital Compositor:
Simon Leech
Emelie Nilsson
David Sjodin
Angela Stanley

Digital Intermediate:
James Clarke

Director:
Nick Murphy

Director of Photography:
Eduard Grau

Draughtsman:
Fiona Dickson

Editor:
Victoria Boydell

Electrician:
Ray Brown
Martin Palmer
Kevin Robertson

First Assistant Camera:
Robert Dibble
Alex Howe

First Assistant Director:
Toby Ford

Floor Runner:
Ashley McFarlane

Foley Artist:
Sue Harding
Rowena Wilkinson

Foley Editor:
Ben Brazier

Foley Recordist:
Robert Brazier

Gaffer:
David Tyler
Andy Duncan

Hair Designer:
Daniel Phillips

Hair Supervisor:
Tapio Salmi

Helicopter Camera:
Dave McKay

Legal Services:
Mary Brehony
Reno Antoniades
Billy Hinshelwood

Location Manager:
Helene Lenszner
Cindy Thomson

Makeup Artist:
Julie Dorrat-Keenan

Makeup Supervisor:
Tapio Salmi

Online Editor:
Scott Goulding

Original Music Composer:
Daniel Pemberton

Painter:
Sam Curren
Iain Geddes
George McKay

Producer:
Sarah Curtis
Julia Stannard
David M. Thompson

Production Accountant:
Peter Eardley

Production Coordinator:
Jenny Williams

Production Design:
Jon Henson

Production Manager:
Emma Pike

Production Runner:
Steven Moore

Production Sound Mixer:
Colin Nicolson

Property Master:
Chris Chandler
Jim Elliott

Publicist:
Suzanne Noble

Screenplay:
Stephen Volk
Nick Murphy

Script Supervisor:
Lucy Enfield

Second Assistant Camera:
Maite Astiz

Set Decoration:
Robert Wischhusen-Hayes

Sound Effects Designer:
James Harrison

Sound Mixer:
Colin Nicolson

Special Effects:
Neal Champion

Standby Art Director:
Kara Ramsay

Steadicam Operator:
Peter Robertson
Mike Scott
Paul Edwards

Still Photographer:
Alex Bailey
Tom Miller

Storyboard Artist:
Neil Maguire

Stunt Coordinator:
Abbi Collins

Supervising Art Director:
Nicki McCallum

Unit Publicist:
Ian Johnson

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Lucy Tanner

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Sean Farrow

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