Forever Red (2020) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 2, 2020

Original Title:
Forever Red

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Grand Production Films
Puzzle Piece Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 16

The Mud Takes Everything

Two former intelligence operatives from the cold war reunite 40 years later and are forced to confront a dark secret from their past.

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Attorney:
Diane Leigh Davison

Best Boy Electric:
Cameron S. Mitchell

Colorist:
Matthew Riggieri

Craft Service:
Mike Foley
John Wagner

Director:
Garrett Adams

Director of Photography:
John Grove

Editor:
Leviticus Almanzar

First Assistant Camera:
Brandon Habuda

First Assistant Director:
DaVaughn Moody

Foley Artist:
Michael De Maglie

Foley Editor:
Michael De Maglie
Macklin Regan

Gaffer:
Grey Adkins

Graphic Designer:
Lucas Edward English

Grip:
Joe Austin
Brian Billak
Drew Loughlin
Daniel Peebles

Key Grip:
Ahmad Asaad
Jaime Nudd

Key Makeup Artist:
Meghan Liberto

Loader:
Dave Geatty

Makeup Artist:
Morgan Rush

Orchestrator:
Sean Barrett

Producer:
Benjamin Mehr

Production Assistant:
Liam Arnold
Luke Poole

Production Designer:
Samuel Getty

Production Manager:
Benjamin Mehr

Script Supervisor:
Christopher Pompa

Second Assistant Camera:
Ahmad Asaad
Cameron S. Mitchell

Sound:
Mack McLaughlin

Special Effects Technician:
Doug Sakmann

Still Photographer:
Liam Arnold

Writer:
Steve Miles

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