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Raccoon Soup (2025) [PG-13]

Release Date:
April 25, 2025

Original Title:
Raccoon Soup

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 14

A recipe for disaster

Overview from TheMovieDB

In 1973, a young waitress battles crazy customers, a feral raccoon, and her sexist boss to earn a sponsorship to the state knife-throwing competition

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Art Department Assistant:
Haley Hill
Calee Goble

BTS Photographer:
Sophia Skaff

Boom Operator:
Milo Porter

Casting Assistant:
Ella Gast

Casting Director:
Griffin Deitrick

Costumer:
Meagan Zimmerman

Data Wrangler:
Abby Bobo

Director:
Janie Gentry

Director of Photography:
Ren Tsukamoto

Editor:
Autumn Martin

First Assistant Camera:
Skylar Nelsen

First Assistant Director:
Jerden Howard

Gaffer:
Gavin Smoke

Grip:
Avy Garnett
Laura Gaspar
Scott Harris

Key Grip:
Thomas Moore

Makeup & Hair:
Bailee Johnson

Producer:
Emma Barrett
Griffin Deitrick

Production Design:
Madison Roy

Script Supervisor:
Bryan Altstatt

Second Assistant Camera:
Jacob McKellar

Second Assistant Director:
Cydney Davis

Sound Designer:
Alex Blair

Sound Mixer:
Allison Ousamer

Unit Production Manager:
Justin Arendt

Writer:
Janie Gentry

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