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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
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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