The Day (2011) [R]

Release Date:
September 15, 2011

Original Title:
The Day

Alternate Titles:
24h Para Sobreviver
Dan opsade
Dzien
El día
The Day - viimeinen taistelu
倖存日

Genres:
Action | Drama | Horror | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Faction M
Follow Through Productions
Guy A. Danella Productions
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Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18  GB: 18  NL: NR  US: R 

Runtime: 85

Fight. Or die.

Open war against humanity rages. For five survivors – lost and on the run – the pursuit is relentless, the bullets are dwindling and the battle is everywhere. This is a 24-hour look into their lives.

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Armorer:
Michel Mongrain

Art Direction:
Shane Boucher

Assistant Art Director:
Sarah Potter
Nina Bains

Assistant Camera:
Christopher Chung
Jean-Marc Saldini

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Ashley Dawn Szabadi
Indiana Allemang

Associate Producer:
Andre Coutu

Best Boy Electric:
Kate Derrick

Best Boy Grip:
Curtis Dickie

Boom Operator:
Chris Inwood
Mike Hickey

Camera Operator:
Joe Turner

Carpenter:
Ben Belanger

Casting:
Ilona Smyth

Concept Artist:
Summer Passmore

Construction Coordinator:
William Mood

Costume Design:
Candice Beuckx

Daily Electrics:
Stephanie Toonders
Josh Stafford

Daily Grip:
Cody Johnson
Martin Malecek
Caitlin Fortier
Phil Genest
Patrick Kaplin

Dialect Coach:
Sandy Corddry
Kate Hurman

Digital Compositor:
Joel Skeete
Brandon Rogers
Beau Parsons
Barb Benoit
Jef Lonn
Gudrun Heinze

Digital Conform Editor:
Kevin Downer

Digital Intermediate Colorist:
Chris Wallace

Digital Intermediate Editor:
Dave Muscat

Digital Intermediate Producer:
Peter Armstrong

Director:
Douglas Aarniokoski

Director of Photography:
Boris Mojsovski

Dolly Grip:
Felipe Rodriguez

Editor:
Andrew Coutts

Executive Producer:
Tim James
Michael Finley
Antonina Armato
Douglas Aarniokoski
Ross M. Dinerstein

First Assistant Accountant:
Michelle Berrigan

First Assistant Camera:
James Teevan

First Assistant Director:
Beau Ferris

Gaffer:
Andreas Borrel

Generator Operator:
Ron Muise

Grip:
Tom Reid

Key Costumer:
Marika Lapointe

Key Grip:
Felipe Rodriguez

Key Hair Stylist:
Kayla Manasseri

Key Makeup Artist:
Angie Mills

Location Manager:
Ryan Zedic

Music:
Rock Mafia

Online Editor:
Pietro Gallo

Painter:
Tonie St-Onge

Producer:
Guy Danella

Production Accountant:
Elizabeth Hagen

Production Assistant:
Danny McLeod

Production Coordinator:
Sarah Deline

Production Design:
Lisa Soper

Property Master:
Tim Winchester

Script Supervisor:
Matti Huhta

Second Assistant Director:
Aric Dupere

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Joe Turner

Set Decoration:
Garren Dunbar

Set Dresser:
Pascal Delorme
Geoff Sangster
Paul Pellerin

Set Propsman:
Karen Beanish

Sound Effects Editor:
Katie Halliday

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Stephen Traub
Rudy Michael

Sound Recordist:
Philip Stall

Special Effects Coordinator:
Marcus Rait

Special Effects Technician:
Ben Belanger
James Rait

Still Photographer:
Petr Maur

Stunt Coordinator:
Layton Morrison

Stunt Double:
Krista Bell
Larissa Stadnichuk

Supervising Sound Editor:
Mark Gingras

Third Assistant Director:
Jasmine Murray-Bergquist

Transportation Captain:
Jonathan Mariani

Unit Manager:
Ron Muise

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Beau Parsons

Visual Effects Producer:
Peter Denomme
Jon Campfens

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Evan Jacobs

Writer:
Luke Passmore

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