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Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005) [R]

Release Date:
June 17, 2005

Original Title:
Me and You and Everyone We Know

Alternate Titles:
君とボクの虹色の世界
미 앤 유 앤 에브리원

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Film4 Productions
Gina Kwon Productions
IFC Productions

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
FR: U  US: R 

Runtime: 91

Overview from TheMovieDB

Single dad Richard meets Christine, a starving artist who moonlights as a cabbie. They awkwardly attempt to start a romance, but Richard’s divorce has left him emotionally damaged. Meanwhile, Richard’s sons—one a teenager, the other 6-years-old—take part in clumsy experiments with the opposite sex.

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Production

"B" Camera Operator:
Keith J. Duggan

ADR Editor:
Michelle Pazer

Additional Camera:
Michael Barnett

Additional Casting:
Linda Phillips-Palo
Eyde Belasco

Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Shaughnessy Hare

Art Department Coordinator:
Juliane Crump

Art Direction:
John Wyatt

Assistant Art Director:
Erinn McCormack
Emily Bulfin

Assistant Editor:
Scott M. Davids

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Lauren Velez

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Marlene Stevens

Assistant Sound Editor:
Barbara Noren

Best Boy Electric:
Dan Kanes

Boom Operator:
Preston Connor

Casting:
Meg Morman

Costume Design:
Christie Wittenborn

Craft Service:
Sylvia Vidaurri

Dialogue Editor:
Michelle Pazer

Director:
Miranda July

Director of Photography:
Chuy Chávez

Editor:
Andrew Dickler
Charles Ireland

Executive Producer:
Caroline Kaplan
Peter Carlton
Jonathan Sehring
Holly Becker

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Peter Ozarowski

First Assistant Camera:
Michael Skor

Foley Artist:
Stefan Fraticelli

Foley Mixer:
Stephen Muir

Gaffer:
Eric Forand

Graphic Designer:
Sean Tejaratchi

Key Grip:
Stephen James

Key Hair Stylist:
Leo Won

Key Makeup Artist:
Leo Won

Location Manager:
William Sandidge
Wallace Uchida
Taylor Boyd

Music Consultant:
Peter Afterman

Music Coordinator:
Brienne Rose

Online Editor:
Matt Radecki

Original Music Composer:
Michael Andrews

Post Production Supervisor:
Bradley M. Goodman

Producer:
Gina Kwon

Production Design:
Aran Mann

Production Office Coordinator:
T. Scott Keiner

Production Sound Mixer:
Yehuda Maayan

Prosthetics:
Barney Burman

Screenplay:
Miranda July

Script Supervisor:
Sherry Gunderman

Second Assistant Camera:
Jennifer Lai

Second Second Assistant Director:
Elion Olson

Set Decoration:
Bryan Venegas

Set Dresser:
Andrew O'Melia
Elizabeth Leister
Lauren Rosenbloom

Sound Mixer:
Zsolt Magyar

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Meg Taylor

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Jerry Constantine

Steadicam Operator:
Michael Stumpf

Still Photographer:
Phoebe Sudrow

Stunt Coordinator:
Terry Notary

Stunts:
Jayson Dumenigo
Steven Lambert
Phil Chong
Mark Chadwick

Supervising Sound Editor:
Meg Taylor

Transportation Captain:
Rocco Dinobili

Transportation Coordinator:
Collin Butrum

VFX Artist:
Scott M. Davids

Visual Effects:
Scott M. Davids

Visual Effects Supervisor:
David Sosalla

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