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Original Title:
The Birthday Dinner
Genres:
Mystery | Thriller
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 14
On the night of Richard’s 55th birthday, he summons his children to come celebrate as a family. Soon after celebrating with cake, Richard enacts a generational tradition that will change the children's lives forever. As the night unfolds, Michael, the youngest, tries to avoid the celebration to the best of his ability. Sarah, the oldest, questions the tradition they are about to take part in, and her role in it. While Robert, the middle child, gets progressively more irritated as the night unfolds, trying his best to make sure nobody ruins the night he’s been looking forward to his entire life. Mary becomes conflicted as to if she wants to initiate the tradition, while Richard is trying to make sure it doesn’t fall apart.
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Assistant Editor:
Margaret Nelson
BTS Photographer:
Lexica Taylor
Boom Operator:
Robert Waters
Co-Producer:
Lexica Taylor
Colorist:
Jacob Robicheau
Costume Design:
Stephany Gonzalez
Digital Imaging Technician:
Sahishnu Hanumansetty
Director:
Logan Genender
Director of Photography:
Colin Dowse
Executive Producer:
Jacobite McFee
First Assistant Camera:
Rocco Beltrandi
First Assistant Director:
Elin Conner
Gaffer:
Jacob Robicheau
Lead Editor:
Siena Tan Yi
Makeup & Hair:
Roxanne Miller
Original Music Composer:
Archer Isaacson
Producer:
Logan Genender
Elin Conner
Thomas Hogan
Production Design:
Isabel Cravens
Script Supervisor:
Thomas Hogan
Second Assistant Camera:
Sahishnu Hanumansetty
Sound Recordist:
Grahame White
Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Roxanne Miller
Story:
Logan Genender
Story Consultant:
Thomas Hogan
Stunt Coordinator:
Wesley Smith
Visual Effects:
Colin Dowse
Writer:
Logan Genender
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