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The Final Meow (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
The Final Meow

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Fantasy

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Overview from TheMovieDB

Herman feels lost after losing his cat, Baltus, with no clear path forward. But when Baltus suddenly reappears—now the size of a human and able to speak—they're given nine minutes for a final goodbye.

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Berend-Jan Vermeulen

Art Designer:
Manca Mele

Assistant Director:
Manca Mele

Best Boy Grip:
Ronak Prakash Agrawal
Carl Perez

Boom Operator:
Ben Hicks

Costume Design:
Jozef Rarach

Director:
Herman Dahl

Director of Photography:
Cherif Azzeddine

First Assistant Camera:
Alejandro Huereca

Focus Puller:
Shubham Sudhir Patil

Gaffer:
Alessandro Stagno

Grip:
Swapnaj Saurabh Kadam
Advik Arjun Nair

Production Assistant:
Ulrik Engedahl Leskovsky

Prosthetic Designer:
Vlad Taupesh

Prosthetic Makeup Artist:
Jozef Rarach

Script Supervisor:
Ulrik Engedahl Leskovsky

Second Assistant Camera:
Om Amrit Patel

Sound Mixer:
Ben Cohen

Special Effects:
Martin Prýca

Special Effects Technician:
Petr Janout
Martin Stastny

VFX Supervisor:
August Eikseth

Writer:
Herman Dahl

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