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Bless the Child (2000) [R]

Release Date:
August 11, 2000

Original Title:
Bless the Child

Alternate Titles:
Filha da Luz
La Hija de la Luz
La Mossa del Diavolo
La bendición

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Icon Entertainment International
Icon Productions
Munich Film Partners & Company (MFP) BTC Productions
Paramount Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
FR: 12  GB: 15  GR: 16  IE: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 107

Mankind's last hope just turned six.

Overview from TheMovieDB

When Maggie's sister Jenna saddles her with an autistic newborn named Cody she touches Maggie's heart and becomes the daughter she has always longed for. But six years later Jenna suddenly re-enters her life and, with her mysterious new husband, Eric Stark, abducts Cody. Despite the fact that Maggie has no legal rights to Cody, FBI agent John Travis takes up her cause when he realizes that Cody shares the same birth date as several other recently murdered children.

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3D Artist:
Michael Gay
Daniel Klem
Oystein Larsen

ADR Supervisor:
Zack Davis

Accountant:
Katy Tatian-Genovese

Animation:
Peter Lepeniotis
Andrew Schneider

Animation Supervisor:
Matt Farell

Art Direction:
Elinor Rose Galbraith
Miles Teves

Assistant Art Director:
Jae Pak

Assistant Camera:
Nicole Wiwchar

Assistant Sound Editor:
Ryan Juggler
Jon Michaels

Best Boy Grip:
Marty Miller
Robert Vigus

Boom Operator:
Erika Schengili-Roberts

CG Artist:
Sean White

Camera Operator:
David Emmerichs
Tony Guerin

Camera Trainee:
Federico De Marco

Casting:
Deborah Aquila
Sarah Halley Finn
Robin D. Cook

Casting Assistant:
Rebecca Mangieri

Casting Associate:
Barbara Fiorentino

Co-Producer:
Stratton Leopold

Colorist:
Donald Freeman

Compositing Artist:
Marc Dominic Rienzo

Compositing Supervisor:
Dan Glass
Gregory D. Liegey

Compositor:
Alan Boucek
J.D. Cowles
D. Flint Klingler
Amanda Morrison
Jake Morrison
Ryan 'RT' Todd

Costume Assistant:
Natalie Bronfman

Costume Design:
Denise Cronenberg

Costume Supervisor:
Brenda Gilles

Costumer:
Christina Cattle

Dialogue Editor:
David Williams
Frank Smathers

Digital Compositor:
Chad Carlberg
Thomas Proctor
Ryan Michael Todd
Brigitte Bourque

Director:
Chuck Russell

Director of Photography:
Peter Menzies Jr.

Dolly Grip:
Patrick King

Editor:
Alan Heim

Epk Director:
Sharon Seto

Executive Producer:
Bruce Davey
Lis Kern
Robert Rehme

Extras Casting:
Zameret Kleiman

First Assistant Accountant:
Gene Strange

First Assistant Camera:
Michelle Beaudette
Zoran Veselić

First Assistant Director:
Matthew H. Rowland
Myron Hoffert

First Assistant Editor:
Robert Brakey
David Tarnawsky
Don Thompson

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Tim Tuchrello

Foley Editor:
Dan Yale

Foley Mixer:
Randy K. Singer

Gaffer:
David Breeze
Michael Flood
Jim MacCammon

Grip:
Greg Grainger

Hairstylist:
Mitchell Stone

Key Grip:
Rod Benjamin

Key Rigging Grip:
Matthew Pill

Key Set Costumer:
Donna O'Neal

Lead Animator:
Michael Hemschoot

Leadman:
Arlindo Vicente

Lighting Artist:
Kate Choi

Lighting Technician:
Tony Eldridge
Alejandro J. Castillo
Lux

Location Manager:
Will Hoddinott

Makeup Artist:
Sid Armour
Valli O'Reilly
Ronnie Specter

Music Editor:
Tanya Noel Hill

Novel:
Cathy Cash Spellman

Original Music Composer:
Christopher Young

Painter:
Tim Larsen

Pilot:
Dave Tommasini

Producer:
Mace Neufeld

Production Accountant:
Don Miller

Production Coordinator:
Mary Fraser
Anne Paynter
Jill Fischer

Production Design:
Carol Spier

Production Manager:
Nicholas J. Gray

Production Sound Mixer:
Owen Langevin

Scenic Artist:
Janet Cormack
John Bannister

Screenplay:
Clifford Green
Thomas Rickman
Ellen Green

Script Supervisor:
Anna Rane

Second Assistant Camera:
Nicole Blanchard

Second Assistant Director:
Jonnie Katz

Second Unit Director:
Gary Hymes

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Derick V. Underschultz

Set Costumer:
Donna O'Neal

Set Decoration:
Peter Nicolakakos

Set Designer:
Elis Y. Lam
Michael Madden

Sound Effects Designer:
Charles Maynes

Sound Effects Editor:
Dean Beville
Donald Flick
William Jacobs
Martin Lopez

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dean Humphreys
Adam Sawelson

Special Effects Coordinator:
Michael Kavanagh

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Greg Cannom
Todd Tucker
Brian Wade

Steadicam Operator:
David Emmerichs

Still Photographer:
Michael Gibson

Storyboard Artist:
Peter Hudecki
Vince Peets

Stunt Coordinator:
Matt Birman

Stunts:
Alison Reid
Jennifer Vey
Debbie Lee Carrington
Branko Racki
Robert Racki
Henry Kingi
Danny Lima

Supervising Sound Editor:
Beth Sterner
Stephen Hunter Flick

Systems Administrators & Support:
Justin Burdine

Unit Publicist:
Karen Pidgurski

Visual Effects:
Rudy Poat
John Tissavary

Visual Effects Compositor:
Anthony Mabin

Visual Effects Coordinator:
David M. Chisholm

Visual Effects Editor:
Sharon Smith Holley
Anthony Mark Viverito

Visual Effects Producer:
Tamara Watts Kent
Jonathan F. Styrlund

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Joel Hynek
Glenn Neufeld
Ralph Maiers

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