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Release Date:
August 25, 2022
Original Title:
The Girl
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 12
As a lonely middle-schooler experiences the trauma of getting her period for the first time, she discovers her body isn’t the only thing betraying her. "The Girl" explores the feelings of shame, secrecy, longing, confusion, grief, betrayal and anger that are so central to adolescence.
Cinematography:
Bethany Michalski
Director:
Meredith Chin
Editor:
Yiqing Yu
First Assistant Camera:
Ali Arminio
First Assistant Director:
Alexa Polar
Gaffer:
Paula Crichton
Key Grip:
Liz Charky
Makeup Artist:
Mandy Mossman
Producer:
Caitlin Carleton
Production Design:
Krista Thomas-Scott
Second Assistant Camera:
Mikaela Thorne
Set Dresser:
Katie Rose Michel
Swing:
Lauren Begay
Writer:
Meredith Chin
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