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Moving Day (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 25, 2025

Original Title:
Moving Day

Genres:
Drama | Family

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 14

HOW WAS LAST NIGHT?

Overview from TheMovieDB

On the night before he and his mother move, Logan struggles to reconcile his relationship with his father as they attempt to watch a movie.

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Production

Additional Photography:
Spencer O'Neal

Assistant Camera:
Ethan Hill
Seiya Ishigami

Assistant Director:
Lucas Miller

Associate Producer:
Tanvi Rudraraju

Boom Operator:
Jim Garcia

Colorist:
Noah Silber

Director:
Eliot Frank

Director of Photography:
Marlon Rubio Smith

Editor:
Jet Sullivan

Foley Artist:
Ashten Snell

Gaffer:
David Goodson

Grip:
Tyler Hawkins
Brooks Johnson

Key Grip:
Liam Suarez

Key Production Assistant:
Jet Sullivan

Music:
Max Huggins

Post Production Producer:
Maddox Stockton

Producer:
Abraham Vidal

Production Assistant:
Elias Zavala
Pinyao Liu

Production Designer:
Mattea Gallaway

Script Supervisor:
Alysen Rose

Set Dresser:
Matthew Giovannetti

Set Photographer:
Anthony Luparello

Sound Designer:
Aidan Crowl

Sound Mixer:
Noah McNugh
Xayda Garza

Writer:
Eliot Frank

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