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The Cottage (2008) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 7, 2008

Original Title:
The Cottage

Alternate Titles:
Bienvenue au cottage

Genres:
Comedy | Crime | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Isle of Man Film
Screen Yorkshire
Steel Mill Pictures
UK Film Council

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: R 18+  DE: 18  FR: 12  GB: 18  IE: 18  NL: 18 

Runtime: 92

Sleeps Six Bloody Comfortably

Overview from TheMovieDB

In a remote part of the countryside, a bungled kidnapping turns into a living nightmare for four central characters when they cross paths with a psychopathic farmer and all hell breaks loose.

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Additional Still Photographer:
Paul Tanner

Armorer:
Mark Shelley

Art Direction:
Jo Newberry

Camera Operator:
Richard Bevan

Camera Trainee:
Kirsten de Maid
Naresh Kaushal
Danny Merton

Carpenter:
Steve Dawson
Brian Eatough
Bryan Pollard
Kevin White

Casting:
Tania Polentarutti

Construction Manager:
Peter Johnson
Graham Thomas

Costume Design:
Marianne Agertoft

Costume Supervisor:
Fiona McCann

Dialogue Editor:
Roger Dobson
Darren McQuade

Digital Intermediate:
Andrew Dearnley
Richard Hart
Andy Richards

Director:
Paul Andrew Williams

Director of Photography:
Christopher Ross

Dolby Consultant:
Chris Sturmer

Dressing Prop:
Andy Ludford
Toby Troyna
Derek Ixer

Editor:
Tom Hemmings

Electrician:
Terry Robb
Stuart Hurley
Simon Marsh

Epk Camera Operator:
George Bland

First Assistant Camera:
Tobias Eedy
Tony Kay

First Assistant Director:
Joe Geary

Foley Artist:
Ricky Butt
Clare Mahoney
Jason Swanscott
Ted Swanscott

Foley Editor:
Paul William Edwards
Billy Mahoney Jnr

Foley Mixer:
Trevor Swanscott

Gaffer:
Andy McBrearty

Generator Operator:
Simon Marsh

Graphic Designer:
Rachael Fitzgerald

Grip:
Warwick Drucker

Hair Designer:
Jacqueline Fowler

Location Manager:
Sian Sutherland
Camilla Shepherd
David Seaton

Makeup Artist:
Caroline Silk

Makeup Designer:
Jacqueline Fowler

Makeup Effects Designer:
Paul Hyett

Online Editor:
Justin Eely

Painter:
Richard Miller

Producer:
Martin Pope
Ken Marshall

Production Accountant:
Peter Eardley

Production Design:
Crispian Sallis

Production Manager:
Nina Sagemoen

Production Sound Mixer:
Mitch Low

Property Master:
Mickey Woolfson

Prosthetic Makeup Artist:
Kristyan Mallett

Prosthetic Supervisor:
Stuart Conran

Prosthetics:
Rod Hamlin
Conal Palmer
Rebecca Cain

Rigging Gaffer:
Paul Brown
Ken Lowe
Lee Martin

Scenic Artist:
Susan Ross
Barry Tracy
Colin Worrall

Script Supervisor:
Danuta Skarszewska

Second Assistant Camera:
Mark Dempsey
Ben Gibbs

Second Assistant Director:
Tom White

Second Unit Director of Photography:
John Watters

Senior Colorist:
Tim Waller

Sound Assistant:
Phil Cape
Jess Richards

Sound Effects Editor:
Tony Gibson

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Dan Frye

Still Photographer:
Oliver Upton
Nigel Hillier
Birgit Elsaesser

Storyboard Artist:
Phillip Perry

Stunt Coordinator:
Gareth Milne

Third Assistant Director:
Julie Heskin

VFX Artist:
Erik Anderson
Anders Hakansson
Peter Holmgren
Anders Muammar
Jacob Otterström
Daniel Swahn

Visual Effects Producer:
Sean Wheelan

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