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Disappearing in America (2009) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 14, 2009

Original Title:
Disappearing in America

Genres:
Thriller

Production Companies:
Damian Collier Entertainment
String And A Can Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 84

No past. No future.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Wanted for helping the IRA in a bombing gone horribly wrong, a fugitive is smuggled into the San Francisco harbor. In order to hide here, and to lose all vestiges of his Irish past and disappear; into the new American identity, Sean soon finds himself at the mercy of one of his captors, intent on using him in as series of hackneyed drug deals to make money. Sean searches desperately for a way out, but everyone seems to have their own motives with him. As his past and future seem to disappear, Sean is left with little hope of a way out.

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Production

Assistant Director:
Jesse Sternbaum

Associate Producer:
Jacques Abrahamian
Damian Collier

Camera Operator:
Richard MG Schultz

Costume Design:
Megan Sparacino

Director:
Erik Rodgers

Director of Photography:
Erik Rodgers

Editor:
Eric Grush

Executive Producer:
Chris Fudurich

Music:
Chris Fudurich

Producer:
Erik Rodgers
Antoinette Peskoff
Erik Heiberg
Devin DiGonno

Production Design:
Georgia Schwab

Sound:
Jared Simmons

Still Photographer:
Greg Gayne

Writer:
Erik Rodgers
David Polcyn

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