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The Gift (2000) [R]

Release Date:
March 16, 2000

Original Title:
The Gift

Alternate Titles:
Dar
Darbata
La premonición
Le Don
O Dom
The Gift - Il dono
To harisma

Genres:
Drama | Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Alphaville Films
Lakeshore Entertainment
Paramount Classics

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 16  AU: MA15+  CH: 16  CZ: U  DE: 16  ES: 16  FR: 16  GB: 15  IE: 18  JP: PG12  KR: 15  NL: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 112

The only witness to the crime was not even there.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Annie Wilson, young widow and mother of three, makes her living foretelling others' futures⁠—though her own has become cloudier than even she can see. Threatened by a client's violent husband and plagued by visions of a missing local woman, Annie finds herself pulled into a thicket of lies and deception in which her extraordinary gift may ultimately get her killed.

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ADR Editor:
Mark Choi
Kelly Oxford

Animation:
Fumi Mashimo

Art Department Coordinator:
Erin Fite

Assistant Art Director:
C. Scott Baker

Assistant Location Manager:
Brian Keith Miller

Assistant Sound Editor:
Paul Flinchbaugh

Associate Producer:
Grant Curtis

Boom Operator:
C. Douglas Cameron

Camera Operator:
Billy Clevenger

Casting:
Deborah Aquila

Chief Lighting Technician:
David Morton

Construction Coordinator:
Jeffrey Schlatter

Costume Design:
Julie Weiss

Costume Supervisor:
Hope Slepak

Dialect Coach:
Carla Meyer

Dialogue Editor:
Lauren Stephens
Kimaree Long

Director:
Sam Raimi

Director of Photography:
Jamie Anderson

Dolby Consultant:
Andy Potvin

Dolly Grip:
William D. Wynn

Driver:
Chuck Graydon

Editor:
Bob Murawski
Arthur Coburn

Executive Producer:
Gregory Goodman
Ted Tannebaum
Robert Tapert
Sean Daniel

First Assistant Director:
Eric Heffron

First Assistant Editor:
Paul Hart
Michael Rafferty

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Robert Batha

First Company Grip:
David L. Merrill

Foley:
James Moriana
Jeffrey Wilhoit

Foley Editor:
Valerie Davidson

Foley Mixer:
Nerses Gezalyan

Foley Recordist:
Greg Zimmerman

Greensman:
David Becton
Gloria Ann 'Twinkle' Groover

Hair Designer:
Emanuel Millar

Leadman:
Andy Krish

Location Manager:
Gina Cascino

Makeup Artist:
Morag Ross

Music Editor:
Chris Innis
Tanya Noel Hill

Original Music Composer:
Christopher Young

Post Production Coordinator:
Winnie Cheng

Post Production Supervisor:
James McQuaide

Producer:
Gary Lucchesi
Tom Rosenberg
Grant Curtis
James Jacks
Richard S. Wright

Production Design:
Neil Spisak

Production Sound Mixer:
Ed Novick

Production Supervisor:
Mary Courtney

Property Master:
Martin Lasowitz

Screenplay:
Tom Epperson
Billy Bob Thornton

Script Supervisor:
Karen Golden

Second Assistant Director:
Bac DeLorme

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Monty Rowan

Set Decoration:
Marthe Pineau

Sound Effects Editor:
Mark Allen
Kerry Ann Carmean

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Brad Sherman
Melissa Sherwood Hofmann

Special Effects Coordinator:
Vern Hyde

Still Photographer:
Melissa Moseley

Stunt Coordinator:
Mark Stefanich

Stunts:
Steven Ritzi
James M. Churchman
Christina Ritzi
Brandon Sebek
Chad Stahelski

Supervising Sound Editor:
Kelly Cabral

Transportation Coordinator:
Cindy Parker

Unit Production Manager:
Gregory Goodman

Unit Publicist:
Leigh Oblinger

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Syd Dutton
Peter Donen

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