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The Plot to Kill My Mother (2023) [PG-13]

Release Date:
January 22, 2023

Original Title:
The Plot to Kill My Mother

Alternate Titles:
The Plot to Murder My Mother

Genres:
TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
CME Spring Productions
Champlain Media
Reel One Entertainment

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
CA: 14A  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 88

Overview from TheMovieDB

A young woman who unknowingly grew up in federal witness protection reels after her mother’s murder, leading her to question everything that she thinks is true. She decides to leave the program and find the killer before he kills again, but reclaiming a life she never knew isn’t going to be easy.

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Chelsea Weder

ADR Editor:
Jeremy Laing

ADR Recordist:
Ehren Pfiefer

Accountant:
Stacy Huynh

Assistant Costume Designer:
Shae Holt

Assistant Director:
Jacob Phair

Assistant Location Manager:
Lucas Lutvak

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Deesha Bhalla
Zach Berge
Anthony Bonilla-Lopez

Assistant Production Manager:
Shannon Tosic-McNally

Background Casting Director:
Maureen Evans

Boom Operator:
Will Shore

Camera Operator:
Zach Zohr

Casting:
Larissa Mair

Casting Assistant:
Jade Hessen

Casting Associate:
Colleen Rush

Colorist:
Warren Chinn

Costume Designer:
Shira Hershkop

Costume Set Supervisor:
Kahmeelia Smith
Michelle Shams

Dialogue Editor:
Jonah Gillespie
Lauren Rice

Director:
Simone Stock

Director of Photography:
J. Zachary MacDonald

Editor:
Wade Taves

Electrician:
Maddison Davis-Jones
Gideon Peres Rothberg

Executive Producer:
Tom Berry
Barbara Fisher
Suzanne Chapman
Sebastian Battro
Breanne Laplante

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Brandon Chang

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Austin MacDonald
Eric Rowe

First Assistant Accountant:
Miroslav Makarova

First Assistant Director:
David Tebby

Gaffer:
Wesley Van Hoof
Maddison Davis-Jones

Grip:
Nathaniel Jones

Key Grip:
David Doldersum

Key Hair Stylist:
Justine Gravel

Key Makeup Artist:
Anne Harrison

Location Manager:
Levi Shillum

Makeup & Hair:
Liz Roelands

Makeup Artist:
Jasmine Ruiz

Music:
Steve Gurevitch

Online Editor:
Warren Chinn

Producer:
Moody Shwales

Production Accountant:
Aida Khalatyan

Production Coordinator:
Shannon Tosic-McNally

Production Design:
Jenny Plaunt

Production Manager:
Nigel Turgeon-Mannion

Property Master:
Magdelena Belanger

Props:
Chantal Beauchamp

Script Supervisor:
Hayden Rose

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Ben Roberts

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Kyle Van Reisen

Second Assistant Director:
Madison Paris Wong

Set Decoration:
Issiah Mortley

Set Dresser:
Max Bronstine
Samuel Swartz
Jaysheon Allong
Chris Raybould
Saumya Das

Sound Effects Editor:
Chris Matheson

Sound Mixer:
Rob Morrice
Colin McClellan
Sebastian Nivareau

Still Photographer:
Heather Pollock

Stunt Coordinator:
Robert Racki

Stunt Double:
Gabrielle-Anne Désy
Jen Georgopoulos

Supervising Producer:
Adam Gowland

Third Assistant Director:
Sophia Irwin

Transportation Coordinator:
Raheem Grant

Writer:
Lisa Di Trolio

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