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It's All About Love (2003) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 10, 2003

Original Title:
It's All About Love

Genres:
Drama | Romance | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
Nimbus Film

Production Countries:
Denmark | Germany | Japan | Netherlands | Sweden | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DK: 15  HU: 16  KR: 15 

Runtime: 104

Overview from TheMovieDB

The story of two lovers and their attempts to save their relationship in a near-future world on the brink of cosmic collapse. John, and world-famous ice skating star, Elena, are about to sign divorce papers when they realise that, in spite of everything happening around them, their love is worth fighting for. It's All About Love is a fresh take on modern love and future life as two lovers struggle in a conspiracy of epic proportions.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Anne Jensen

Additional Editor:
Sara Reither
Jacob Thuesen

Art Department Coordinator:
Sune Saabye

Art Direction:
Jette Lehmann

Assistant Editor:
Vagn Rose
Lasse Martinussen
Bodil Kjærhauge

Best Boy Electric:
Aslak Lytthans
Torben Borup Madsen

Camera Operator:
Jacob Kusk

Casting:
Joyce Nettles
Ilene Starger

Choreographer:
Brad Baudach

Clapper Loader:
Jenny Nilsson

Colorist:
Thomas Højmark Pedersen

Continuity:
Linda Daae

Costume Design:
Ellen Lens

Dialogue Coach:
Sean-Michael Smith

Dialogue Editor:
Hans Møller

Director:
Thomas Vinterberg

Director of Photography:
Anthony Dod Mantle

Editor:
Valdís Óskarsdóttir

Electrician:
Robert Kustosik
Pontus Rydén

Executive Producer:
Lars Bredo Rahbek
Bo Ehrhardt
Peter Aalbæk Jensen
Paul Webster

First Assistant Director:
Tim Lewis

Focus Puller:
John Frimann Rasmussen
Philip Forbes

Foley Artist:
Julien Naudin

Foley Recordist:
Jens Bønding

Gaffer:
Thomas Neivelt

Key Grip:
Mark Mavrinac

Key Makeup Artist:
Jayne Dancose

Line Producer:
Morten Kaufmann

Locale Casting Director:
Ilene Starger
Joyce Nettles

Makeup Designer:
Malin Birch-Jensen

Music Supervisor:
Leila Vestgaard

Negative Cutter:
Evelyn Kristiansen
Jette Bjørkmann
Helle Hansen

Original Music Composer:
Nikolaj Egelund
Zbigniew Preisner

Producer:
Birgitte Hald

Production Accountant:
Tom Maguire

Production Coordinator:
Malini Ahlberg

Production Design:
Ben van Os

Production Secretary:
Stina Berggren

Screenplay:
Thomas Vinterberg
Mogens Rukov

Script Editor:
Clare Saxby

Second Assistant Director:
Toby Hefferman

Set Decoration:
Jesper Lorents

Sound Designer:
Kristian Eidnes Andersen

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Eddie Simonsen

Sound Recordist:
Ad Stoop
René van den Berg

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Morten Jacobsen

Steadicam Operator:
Jakob Bonfils

Still Photographer:
Per Arnesen

Storyboard Artist:
Sune Elskær

Stunt Coordinator:
Stig Günther

Stunt Double:
Sidsel Jensen

Tailor:
Sara Mau
Stine Terp

Third Assistant Director:
Iben Snebang

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Peter Hjorth

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