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Dead Man's Shoes (2004) [R]

Release Date:
September 29, 2004

Original Title:
Dead Man's Shoes

Alternate Titles:
Dead Man's Shoes - Cinque giorni di vendetta
Dead Mans Shoes

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Big Arty Productions
EM Media
Film4 Productions
Warp Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AE: 18+  AR: 18  AU: R18+  DE: 18  FR: 12  GB: 18  GR: K-16   IE: 18  IT: T  NL: 16  PL: 18  SE: 15  SG: R21  US: R 

Runtime: 90

He's in all of us.

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A soldier returns to his small town and exacts a deadly revenge on the thugs who tormented his disabled brother while he was away.

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Production

2D Artist:
Bronwyn Edwards

ADR Editor:
Matt D. Hall

Additional Editing:
Leyton Rooney

Additional Photography:
Zac Nicholson

Additional Soundtrack:
Arvo Pärt

Additional Writing:
Paul Fraser

Aerial Camera:
Mike Parker

Art Direction:
Adam Tomlinson

Assistant Art Director:
Rosie Jones

Casting:
Carol Crane

Clapper Loader:
Andy Hill

Co-Producer:
Louise Knight

Colorist:
Paul Harrison

Continuity:
Louise Knight

Costume Supervisor:
Theresa Hughes

Dialect Coach:
Mike Sherbert

Dialogue Editor:
Matt D. Hall

Director:
Shane Meadows

Director of Photography:
Danny Cohen

Editor:
Chris Wyatt
Lucas Roche
Celia Haining

Electrician:
Michael Bail

Executive Producer:
Steve Beckett
Peter Carlton
Will Clarke
Tessa Ross

First Assistant Director:
Griffin

Focus Puller:
Lucie Seymour
Matt Shaw

Foley Artist:
Paul Hanks
Ian Waggott

Foley Editor:
Greg Marshall

Foley Mixer:
Mark Hackett

Gaffer:
Dave Ainley
Mark Clayton

Key Makeup Artist:
Lizzie Broadley

Line Producer:
Barry Ryan

Location Manager:
Richard Knight

Makeup Artist:
Polly Jensen
Allisa Davies

Original Music Composer:
Aphex Twin

Producer:
Mark Herbert

Production Accountant:
Pat Mee

Production Assistant:
Mary Burke

Production Coordinator:
Rachel Robey

Production Design:
Adam Tomlinson

Second Assistant Director:
Lisa Butler

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Zac Nicholson

Set Designer:
Adam Tomlinson

Sound Assistant:
Dave Heels

Sound Effects Designer:
Greg Marshall

Sound Effects Editor:
Greg Marshall

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Lewis James

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
James Feltham
Nigel Heath

Sound Recordist:
Stevie Haywood

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Tristan Versluis

Still Photographer:
Dean Rogers

Storyboard Artist:
Anjan Sarkar

Stunt Coordinator:
Rod Woodruff

Third Assistant Director:
Daemian Greaves
Steve Watson

Unit Publicist:
Keeley Naylor

Visual Effects Editor:
Al Ford

Visual Effects Producer:
Bumble Davis

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Tim Caplan

Writer:
Paddy Considine
Shane Meadows

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